The SGB procedure offered by Stella treats PTSD as a medical issue that isn’t purely psychological, utilizing anesthetic treatment in order to abate post-traumatic stress responses.
People with PTSD finding relief with a shot in the neck and last updated 2021-07-29 16:57:24-04 SAN DIEGO, Calif. â People who have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are finding relief with a single shot in the neck. The treatment, called stellate ganglion block (SGB), has been used to treat pain for nearly a century. And in recent years, it has been shown to reduce symptoms associated with PTSD significantly. Local anesthesia is injected near a bundle of nerves in the neck, called the stellate ganglion. These nerves are a key part of the sympathetic nervous system or our fight or flight response.
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Stella Launches Nationwide to Provide Relief to Millions of Mental Trauma Sufferers Through the Stellate Ganglion Block Procedure News provided by Share this article CHICAGO, April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Stella is proud to announce the nationwide expansion of access to the trauma treatment technique called the recently featured in Forbes. While the technique is over one hundred years old and historically used for pain management, one of the world s foremost experts on trauma Dr. Eugene Lipov has pioneered this procedure for the treatment of post-traumatic stress. Dr. Lipov is the Chief Medical Officer of Stella, a managed services organization dedicated to treating PTSD using SGB. Founded in May 2020, Stella is expanding from Chicago to clinics in cities across the nation: in Florida, Coral Gables, Bonita Springs, and West Palm Beach; in Texas, Austin and Dallas; Anchorage, Alaska; San Diego, California; New York City, New York; Mahtomedi, Minnesota; Seattle, Washington; and Viktor, Idaho offering more access to treatment for the 8 million adults in the US who suffer from PTSD.
Expert tackles Demi Lovato’s past traumas from ‘Dancing With the Devil’ Entertainment Dancing With the Devil release, a leading trauma expert has stepped forward with advice. During a chat with Showbiz Cheat Sheet, Chief Medical Officer and trauma expert Dr. Eugene Lipov shed light on Demi’s struggles and speculated that her PTSD might have been caused by the creative media environment. While discussing the best preventative course of action, Dr. Lipov claimed, “Taking time off to recharge, and spending time in nature. Meditate; that is the only thing that can regrow the brain. PTSD/PTSI has been shown to shrink the brain. Yoga activates the vagal nerve that reverses the effects of fight or flight over activation that is PTSI (post-traumatic stress injury). Using a trauma-informed therapist helps as well.”
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