Reset for Safe and Effective Relief
STELLATE GANGLION BLOCK
FAST-ACTING TREATMENT
A Stellate Ganglion Block is a promising intervention for those struggling with PSTD, anxiety, and depression.
How Can A SGB Help You?
Living with chronic pain or psychological trauma can be debilitating, impacting every aspect of your life. Wellacy offers a Stellate Ganglion Block to help you find relief faster. Performed by licensed anesthesia providers, this minimally invasive procedure can reset the brain and help you regain control.
The stellate ganglion is a cluster of nerves located in the neck. An SBG involves injecting a local anesthetic into this nerve bundle, interrupting or blocking sympathetic nerve activity, which involuntarily regulates bodily functions, pain, and flight or flight responses. When the sympathetic nerves become overactive, they can contribute to chronic conditions and symptoms like anxiety or PTSD. By temporarily numbing or blocking these nerves, you will gain relief from debilitating symptoms, and reset the body to baseline levels.
How Does It Work?
Initial Consultation
Treatment Day
Post Treatment Follow-Ups
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Promising Effects On Common Conditions
- PTSD
- Long COVID
- Anxiety
- Hot Flashes
- Smoking Cessation
- CRPS
- Migraines
- And More
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the SGB treatment superior to traditional treatments?
SGB is a non-surgical option, appealing to those seeking relief without invasive procedures. Traditional methods do not address the underlying causes of your symptoms, they mask your ailment by releasing the molecules missing in the body. This release is supplemental and does not address the reasons why these molecules are insufficient in the first place. The SGB treatment works to reset the fight or flight system in the body, restoring function.
How is an SGB Performed??
This procedure is performed by injecting local anesthetic into and around the stellate ganglion, a bundle of nerves in the neck. Our team of anesthesia professionals uses ultrasound-guided techniques for precise administration.
Some patients experience immediate relief, while others may see improvements over the following days. Studies have shown that results vary per patient and may last from a few months to a few years!
The entire office visit takes 1 hour on average. The actual minimally invasive procedure is only a fraction of that time.
