Stellate Ganglion Block Therapy
One Injection.
New Hope for PTSD.
Explore the clinical evidence behind stellate ganglion block therapy. Find qualified providers. Make informed decisions about your treatment.
60%
Avg. PTSD Symptom Reduction
Rae Olmsted et al., 2024 RCT
113
Veterans in Largest RCT
JAMA Surgery, 2024
40+
Published Clinical Studies
PubMed Database
15+ yrs
of Clinical Research
Since 2008
Conditions Treated with SGB
Stellate ganglion block therapy is being studied for multiple conditions related to autonomic nervous system dysregulation.
How SGB Works
A straightforward, minimally invasive procedure performed in a clinical setting.
Consultation
Meet with a qualified provider to review your history, assess candidacy, and discuss expectations.
The Procedure
A local anesthetic is injected near the stellate ganglion under ultrasound guidance. Takes 15–30 minutes.
Recovery & Relief
Most patients resume normal activity within hours. Symptom improvement often begins within days.
The Evidence Behind SGB
SGB's effectiveness is backed by a growing body of peer-reviewed research, not anecdotes.
2024 Randomized Controlled Trial
113 active-duty service members showed 60% average reduction in PTSD symptoms after SGB treatment.
Rae Olmsted et al., JAMA Surgery
VA-Sponsored Research Programs
Multiple VA medical centers are conducting ongoing clinical trials studying SGB for combat-related PTSD.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
15+ Years of Published Data
Peer-reviewed studies spanning over a decade demonstrate consistent, meaningful symptom improvement.
PubMed Database
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Contact UsFrequently Asked Questions
Evidence-based answers to common questions about stellate ganglion block therapy.