A most common questions we get about the stellate ganglion block is: "How much is this going to hurt?" It's a fair concern, especially when you're considering a procedure that targets nerves located in your neck. The good news is, the anticipation often feels worse than reality. With proper technique and numbing medication, most patients describe mild pressure instead of what they perceive might be sharp pain. The procedure itself takes just minutes. Some feel a warmth spreading through the face

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"How exactly does that needle reach the stellate ganglion?" It's one of the most common questions I hear and for good reason. The stellate ganglion sits at a critical junction where your neck meets your upper chest, right alongside the spine. It's a cluster of nerve cells that acts like a control center for your body's stress response. The job of your stellate ganglion is to regulating everything from heart rate and blood pressure to the fight-or-flight signals. However it can get stuck in overd