02/14/2026
Stellate ganglion block (SGB) is one of the most powerful tools we have for calming an overfired nervous system and easing PTSD and autonomic dysfunction symptoms. This highly specialized ultrasound‑guided procedure at the base of the neck is designed to quiet the fight‑or‑flight response, which in many patients can translate into better sleep, less hypervigilance, reduced anxiety, and a deeper sense of physical and emotional calm.
At Idaho Regenerative Medicine, we’re seeing this treatment change lives for people with PTSD, dysautonomia, and POTS‑like symptoms who felt like they had “tried everything” and were still stuck. Patients often describe feeling like their brain and body finally “exhaled,” giving them more space to heal, reconnect, and show up more fully in their lives.
SGB is not a magic cure, and it’s not a casual procedure—it carries real risks and must be done with careful screening, precision, and follow‑up—but the growing data and patient outcomes are extremely encouraging. Our colleague, Dr. Ryan Wood, recently featured SGB on a KATU news segment, helping bring this option into the spotlight for patients dealing with complex PTSD and dysautonomia.
If your nervous system feels stuck in permanent overdrive and you’re curious whether this advanced procedure might be right for you, send us a message or call Idaho Regenerative Medicine to schedule a consultation.
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Post-traumatic stress is not a disorder but a physical injury that can be treated in a simple 15 minute procedure. Jamie Mustard, co-author of "The Invisible Ma
