I’m getting this done soon for PTSD & Panic Disorder. I’ve told my mom that I don’t care if it’s brain surgery, I can’t keep living life in a happy way with my fight or flight issues. The fact that it’s not brain surgery makes me so relieved. My psychiatrist said that this could really help me and my mom is ecstatic. I really hope that it works!!
Yes, SGB injection helps to overcome PTSD, one of my friends had PTSD, and he opted for various treatments, but nothing works for him, then he opted for SGB treatment from Dr Eugene Lipov, and he is better after that. He started to enjoy his life again.
@@SilverSurfeq1989 That is the exact definition of ptsd. Did u get it with x ray or ultrasound? If not ultrasound it's a minor difference. I had it done. U?
@@tommyjames911 mine? If u mean mine I left it on a few bc I care about ppl & had it done & know I got 50% better w x ray and all my friends are 90% better that got it done w Dr using ultrasound. I don't want ppl to get ripped off.
@@DRnikkiH0USE Sorry! I hope you can get the shot. I got it few times but with no ultrasound so I got small results. I long for Drs that use that not x ray. It's an amazing shot for the little it did to me!
My insurance says it's not covered! My adult children were killed and I came upon the scene. My husband of 43yrs died unexpectedly this passed March. Already attempted suicide and on life support and hospitalized 14days. Sexual abuse on several occasions beginning at age 6yrs. Help 60 minutes please. Also worked for judicial system state and federal and saw very traumatic pictures of a person's head blown off, person axed to death and a person split open from head to toe. Got no counseling for that trauma.
"Its hard to watch that needle go into the neck." Ya know, news commenters please refrain from saying stupid things like that. We know. Its already difficult enought to go get a procedure like that, and you reinforcing a negative aspect will drive people away who seriously need help...
Nah, it's really a kind of difficult for some that you don't get which is coincidental being this is a vid on MH and PTSD. 1 - them mentioning it can act as a trigger warning for some since it's not mentioned 2 - allows them to express themselves 3 - opens the floor for people to be supportive and sympathetic, not this.
Looks like ptsd is a complex reflex lockup of tge amiglyda and the autonomic regulation system. PTSD and in my case cptsd sucks. At this point im willing to try anything.
Just heard about tbis in a podcast from a former SMU operator (Delta Force) and I think I’m gonna research into this more and give it a try. My combat PTSD gets controllable at times but then there’s times where it’s completely out of control and the way this works seems like it’s perfect for me
I’m thinking this could definitely help me and also my son. I’m 61 now and my son is 32. I have significant problems from many, many years of severe child abuse. The memories keep coming back and haunt me. It’s affected me greatly. My son is disabled from birth. He’s been through so many painful , traumatic things. He definitely needs relief. We are in WV . Does anyone know of a good doctor that will do this procedure for us? Willing to travel , somewhat of a distance. Thank you
My issue is if our reactions are reduced, we might be in danger if something new actually happens. I hate having PTSD, but... our hypervigilance is to protect us. That being said, it 100% interferes with me being able to do lots of things, so it does disturb functionality. It's a rough life. I don't know who I'd be anymore without it. I like that they called it an injury in the commercial for this that I saw. I was looking for that commercial, if it's on TH-cam.
This was 4 years ago, and i can say it is available to anyone that has records of thier PTSD, anxiety, depression, etc... you just have to find a clinic that foes it. Many pain clinics do. Yes, it does help, now we just need insurance to cover it. Its very expensive per injection and you may need several.
@@Aimee03110 it depends on where you live really. It can range anywhere from $450- $2000. I go to a private clinic called the stellate Ganglion Center and it's $450 an injection. They offer it in pain clinics but for pain related reason, not necessarily for PTSD. So it may be hard to get them to do it for PTSD and get it covered by insurance. From what I understand is that if you are a veteran, you can get it for free at the VA, they have done the most research and studies around it. Or you could also do psilocybin, I found many similarities in how it helps between the SGB and psilocybin.
@@nothingchannel6402 I should make a note, I've had 2 treatments 2 months apart, doctor allows me to tell him when I need another round, some require a 6 month treatment plan...not my doctor...and you know what?...i have ZERO OCD/Anxiety/Depression...my mind will not allow myself to "go there"...no matter how hard I try...i didn't personally enjoy the experience...it took me about 45 mins to go through the infusion...sat around for another hour afterwards, and took the subway home.
@@darrentrentacosta how much did it cost you for treatment and what's symptoms did you get accepted for treatment for? What are is this doctor located in? The video states that they are treating only vets with PTSD or first responders.
Dt - Hope u are well. I had it done and go for another shot. They are using x ray not ultrasound so I don't think it will work. Can you tell me NY dr name who did it for that low $? It's up 2k in most cities.
@@chernp66 Treatment is $500 per visit, and my BCBS covers the cost. Treatment is for anxiety or panic attacks, stops the fight or flight response from occurring. Anyone can receive the treatment.
@@solisinvictus4238 It went really well, I definitely need a whole day to recover though as some of the nerve block got my arm too but I regained full function after about 9 hours. Its took away some of the anxiety and trauma responses but to be honest I was not prepared for my dissociation in stressful situations to be taken away. It's like it almost forces you to confront your negative feelings so I would not suggest getting it unless you are also seeing a specialized trauma therapist to help you deal with the new feelings.
@@jaheje7079 thank you for the warning. Lately I've been having trouble dissociating anyway but I bet it would really hit me like a ton of bricks. I had been homeless for many years after all of my traumatic experiences, and just being in survival mode really made it easier to dissociate. Now that I am in a completely secure place, a lot of things are coming back to me while I was in zombie mode during survival. I try to fight it.... But it still bothers me. Did it help with flashbacks at all?
@@SurfMastery-kz6je Great! I’ve gotten 2 done since posting my comment. It only worked for a few months at its fullest, but my panic attacks went from lasting hours to only around 15 minutes. I cried afterwards both times due to the release of stress. It felt like a ton of bricks was lifted off of my chest and shoulders. I felt embarrassed, but the doctor was very nice and understanding, saying that it’s normal to cry. I want to get another soon, as it’s been around 6 months since my last injection, but I’m doing much better. I still take emergency Xanax, but I no longer lay down next to the refrigerator (Cold air personally helps me.) contemplating about how to knock myself out because of the terror.
I've always wondered about that also, two people, two mates, share love and acceptance together, and then something happens and all of the joy and acceptance the two people shared together just disappears and it turns into a hateful spiteful argument and war against each other, isn't it sad this happens, that something so loving can turn into something so with so much hate it's puzzling and sad to see , the divorcing of two people, but I guess it's life.
I'm french,we don't have this treatment here. I'm willing to go to US to get this done. I'm ex foreign legion my ptsd is extreme. I'm taking lot's of calming medication. Without it I can't breathe, loss of eye sight vertigo spastic bowels cramps anger etcetc. How are you doing now? Thanks
I really need this. It doesn't tell you how to look into it. I've tried every drug. I'm on benzos and I've watched my mother lose her memory and become addicted. I don't want that anymore. I want this. I can't even leave my home during the day.
Hola desiree , te entiendo perfectamente es horrible vivir con esos cuadros de temor, ansiedad, trauma y estrés postraumatico es lo peor y yo también probaría cualquier método que alivie
Beg drs to use ultrasound. I had it done with x ray (they won't use ultrasound) and the placement is horribly inaccurate that way. Very* subtle difference. My friends that all got ultrasound with Dr. Sean did WELL.
Natalie, look up pain manangment drs. I just googled that in my city and found it. It could be in Dublin or London. Make sure they use ultrasound. I had it done w only X ray & minor difference. Friends that did it w ultrasound how it is meant to be done have huge results
What side did the people here get the SGB treatment done on ?? I’m about to get this on Tuesday. The Doctor is doing the Left side. Seems all others are right side. Please if you can let me know.
Muhammad, I think it may depend on what causes the anxiety. My PTSD makes me have anxiety & am too emotional. So yes, the shots have helped with the anxiety but the emotions are coming back when triggered. I saw Drs that didn't use ultrasound so I got it done wrong and it still helped a little and a little feels like a lot when you need it.
I will tell you how, they overstretch the nerve from the Anastasia and the medicine. Damaging the nervous system. No complication? Look at the reviews, there was a lady that had a seizure on the table. There are definitely complications
@@gameplayart6554 The Drs talent, equipment matter and their placement. I know they ask me many times if I've had a seizure. People have them & are usually fine. In general, not with this shot. I know your exp is bad but I know tons of military men & civilian me that do good. You have maybe one other person - at that - you met in person that got it? I have tons and tons bc each I know* knows tons of other military men.
Meditation worked. Worked, past tense, until they ruined me. Meditation works for everyone, and yoga, it will clear up all suffering. There is no miracle shot. Can we ask what is it that they are really doing? They are numbing your senses
Nerve cluster reset, yes meditation helps but TBI is tricky. Meditation has helps but this will be a huge obstacle removed as far as feedback loops from and overgrown nerve cluster directly connected to amygdala. Like trying to meditate a tooth ache when you need a root canal.
I’m getting this done soon for PTSD & Panic Disorder. I’ve told my mom that I don’t care if it’s brain surgery, I can’t keep living life in a happy way with my fight or flight issues. The fact that it’s not brain surgery makes me so relieved. My psychiatrist said that this could really help me and my mom is ecstatic. I really hope that it works!!
Same. I just had a consultation. Good luck!
@@jleach3413 That’s great! Good luck to you as well!
How did it go? I get it done next months and it's making me super anxious
@@arielm1374 I’m about to get a consultation soon. I’ll update you!
Howd it go?
I’m happy to stumble into this video. May everyone get the help they need.🙏🏼
thanks
I hope so
Yes, SGB injection helps to overcome PTSD, one of my friends had PTSD, and he opted for various treatments, but nothing works for him, then he opted for SGB treatment from Dr Eugene Lipov, and he is better after that. He started to enjoy his life again.
AWESOME!!! I’m currently looking into this treatment now because nothing else has worked.
There is no cure.. This just blocks fight flight response.
@@SilverSurfeq1989 That is the exact definition of ptsd. Did u get it with x ray or ultrasound? If not ultrasound it's a minor difference. I had it done. U?
Why is this comment on every video about this?
@@tommyjames911 mine? If u mean mine I left it on a few bc I care about ppl & had it done & know I got 50% better w x ray and all my friends are 90% better that got it done w Dr using ultrasound. I don't want ppl to get ripped off.
PTSD and CPTSD effects EVERYONE not just military personnel
yes!...important regarding insurance coverage!
Nikki, even military & PTSD Drs will tell u car victims & childhood trauma harder to cure than military who trained for their pain.
@@cj3126 I agree unfortunately I’ve been a victim of a couple car accidents and even abuse
Have a blessed day
Yup!
@@DRnikkiH0USE Sorry! I hope you can get the shot. I got it few times but with no ultrasound so I got small results. I long for Drs that use that not x ray. It's an amazing shot for the little it did to me!
Had 2 SGB and they helped greatly.
Thanks for the review. I am going in next week for mine. I pray after years this will help.
Updates?
@@zfouleur2904 did it?
Great to hear, May you cured this problems permanently bro. Please tell me about this procedures and how this process of SGB are carrying out.
Can I ask you some questions about it ?
Pharmaceutical companies aren't going to like this
Scpo, my psychiatrist is so negative and dismissive about it. What a creep most drs are. It has higher success rate then meds. With no side effects
@@cj3126hola amig@ que tal está, tienes mucha razón en tu comentario
My insurance says it's not covered! My adult children were killed and I came upon the scene. My husband of 43yrs died unexpectedly this passed March. Already attempted suicide and on life support and hospitalized 14days. Sexual abuse on several occasions beginning at age 6yrs. Help 60 minutes please. Also worked for judicial system state and federal and saw very traumatic pictures of a person's head blown off, person axed to death and a person split open from head to toe. Got no counseling for that trauma.
Call places u never have. Don't mention ptsd. Ever. Say u have cprs. Most insurance will cover the shot for that. Xo
@@cj3126, cprs? Not familiar.
Please make this available to the general public.... So many are suffering.
"Its hard to watch that needle go into the neck."
Ya know, news commenters please refrain from saying stupid things like that. We know. Its already difficult enought to go get a procedure like that, and you reinforcing a negative aspect will drive people away who seriously need help...
Nah, it's really a kind of difficult for some that you don't get which is coincidental being this is a vid on MH and PTSD.
1 - them mentioning it can act as a trigger warning for some since it's not mentioned
2 - allows them to express themselves
3 - opens the floor for people to be supportive and sympathetic, not this.
I don’t care where the shot goes on me as long as it helps. I also watch plastic surgery videos, so I’m not at all squeamish about medical stuff.
@@AveryWeinstein Exactly
Looks like ptsd is a complex reflex lockup of tge amiglyda and the autonomic regulation system. PTSD and in my case cptsd sucks. At this point im willing to try anything.
Do it! I did and it’s amazing!
@@TiaSnoozy805 If trigger is my flat will i be able to live there again?.... Normally
Dr. Eugene Lipov wants to take PTSD out of the DSM and reclassify it as PTSI. Post Traumatic Stress Injury
@@SilverSurfeq1989 if procedure done right, yes. You may need a few times.
@@davydiver I love and appreciate that.
Just heard about tbis in a podcast from a former SMU operator (Delta Force) and I think I’m gonna research into this more and give it a try. My combat PTSD gets controllable at times but then there’s times where it’s completely out of control and the way this works seems like it’s perfect for me
Can I get a link to that podcast if you don’t mind
@@peachfuzz7329 th-cam.com/video/OllR5c7ESiQ/w-d-xo.html he talks about it at the end
It’s important to note that it can take a few hours till you feel a change. It’s great though!!! 😊
You had it done? How are you doing currently?
How are you doing now? @ryanshelby6745
I’m thinking this could definitely help me and also my son.
I’m 61 now and my son is 32. I have significant problems from many, many years of severe child abuse. The memories keep coming back and haunt me. It’s affected me greatly.
My son is disabled from birth. He’s been through so many painful , traumatic things. He definitely needs relief. We are in WV . Does anyone know of a good doctor that will do this procedure for us? Willing to travel , somewhat of a distance. Thank you
What’s the cost? What’s the catch?
My issue is if our reactions are reduced, we might be in danger if something new actually happens. I hate having PTSD, but... our hypervigilance is to protect us. That being said, it 100% interferes with me being able to do lots of things, so it does disturb functionality. It's a rough life. I don't know who I'd be anymore without it.
I like that they called it an injury in the commercial for this that I saw. I was looking for that commercial, if it's on TH-cam.
I need this.
This was 4 years ago, and i can say it is available to anyone that has records of thier PTSD, anxiety, depression, etc... you just have to find a clinic that foes it. Many pain clinics do.
Yes, it does help, now we just need insurance to cover it. Its very expensive per injection and you may need several.
About how much?
@@Aimee03110 it depends on where you live really. It can range anywhere from $450- $2000. I go to a private clinic called the stellate Ganglion Center and it's $450 an injection. They offer it in pain clinics but for pain related reason, not necessarily for PTSD. So it may be hard to get them to do it for PTSD and get it covered by insurance. From what I understand is that if you are a veteran, you can get it for free at the VA, they have done the most research and studies around it. Or you could also do psilocybin, I found many similarities in how it helps between the SGB and psilocybin.
I did mine injections and it’s awesome.
How did you afford it?
I want to try this.
I’m a survivor of human sex trafficking, God Rescued me out via FBI. Can you please 🙏 help me, Doctor?
$1500?...here in NYC its $500/treatment.
Ya but you guys are more liberal. The right wing only cares about how they can make money off of this rather than helping
@@nothingchannel6402 I should make a note, I've had 2 treatments 2 months apart, doctor allows me to tell him when I need another round, some require a 6 month treatment plan...not my doctor...and you know what?...i have ZERO OCD/Anxiety/Depression...my mind will not allow myself to "go there"...no matter how hard I try...i didn't personally enjoy the experience...it took me about 45 mins to go through the infusion...sat around for another hour afterwards, and took the subway home.
@@darrentrentacosta how much did it cost you for treatment and what's symptoms did you get accepted for treatment for?
What are is this doctor located in?
The video states that they are treating only vets with PTSD or first responders.
Dt - Hope u are well. I had it done and go for another shot. They are using x ray not ultrasound so I don't think it will work. Can you tell me NY dr name who did it for that low $? It's up 2k in most cities.
@@chernp66 Treatment is $500 per visit, and my BCBS covers the cost. Treatment is for anxiety or panic attacks, stops the fight or flight response from occurring. Anyone can receive the treatment.
I'm about to get this shot in a couple weeks. I'm so excited but so nervous about the needle in my neck.
how did it go?
@@solisinvictus4238 It went really well, I definitely need a whole day to recover though as some of the nerve block got my arm too but I regained full function after about 9 hours. Its took away some of the anxiety and trauma responses but to be honest I was not prepared for my dissociation in stressful situations to be taken away. It's like it almost forces you to confront your negative feelings so I would not suggest getting it unless you are also seeing a specialized trauma therapist to help you deal with the new feelings.
@@jaheje7079 thank you for the warning. Lately I've been having trouble dissociating anyway but I bet it would really hit me like a ton of bricks. I had been homeless for many years after all of my traumatic experiences, and just being in survival mode really made it easier to dissociate. Now that I am in a completely secure place, a lot of things are coming back to me while I was in zombie mode during survival. I try to fight it.... But it still bothers me. Did it help with flashbacks at all?
@@jaheje7079wow...that us profound. I relate that warning...how is it working?
Would it work for anxiety?
That’s what I’m going to get it done for. My psychiatrist brought it up.
@@AveryWeinstein how did it go?
@@SurfMastery-kz6je Great! I’ve gotten 2 done since posting my comment. It only worked for a few months at its fullest, but my panic attacks went from lasting hours to only around 15 minutes. I cried afterwards both times due to the release of stress. It felt like a ton of bricks was lifted off of my chest and shoulders. I felt embarrassed, but the doctor was very nice and understanding, saying that it’s normal to cry. I want to get another soon, as it’s been around 6 months since my last injection, but I’m doing much better. I still take emergency Xanax, but I no longer lay down next to the refrigerator (Cold air personally helps me.) contemplating about how to knock myself out because of the terror.
@@AveryWeinsteinWhat is the ball park cost for this?
I've always wondered about that also, two people, two mates, share love and acceptance together, and then something happens and all of the joy and acceptance the two people shared together just disappears and it turns into a hateful spiteful argument and war against each other, isn't it sad this happens, that something so loving can turn into something so with so much hate it's puzzling and sad to see , the divorcing of two people, but I guess it's life.
I'm french,we don't have this treatment here. I'm willing to go to US to get this done. I'm ex foreign legion my ptsd is extreme. I'm taking lot's of calming medication. Without it I can't breathe, loss of eye sight vertigo spastic bowels cramps anger etcetc.
How are you doing now?
Thanks
How can I volunteer for this?
I really need this. It doesn't tell you how to look into it. I've tried every drug. I'm on benzos and I've watched my mother lose her memory and become addicted. I don't want that anymore. I want this. I can't even leave my home during the day.
Hola desiree , te entiendo perfectamente es horrible vivir con esos cuadros de temor, ansiedad, trauma y estrés postraumatico es lo peor y yo también probaría cualquier método que alivie
Beg drs to use ultrasound. I had it done with x ray (they won't use ultrasound) and the placement is horribly inaccurate that way. Very* subtle difference. My friends that all got ultrasound with Dr. Sean did WELL.
? Lol
@@tommyjames911 what is funny?
How can I contact this Dr.
Google Dr Shawn Mulvaney DC DR.
But then, what happens the next time you need to be in fight or flight mode??
Is it only available in America?
Natalie, look up pain manangment drs. I just googled that in my city and found it. It could be in Dublin or London. Make sure they use ultrasound. I had it done w only X ray & minor difference. Friends that did it w ultrasound how it is meant to be done have huge results
Twice as good as placebo isn’t that reassuring. Two times zero is zero. Two times near-zero, is near-zero.
What side did the people here get the SGB treatment done on ??
I’m about to get this on Tuesday. The Doctor is doing the Left side.
Seems all others are right side. Please if you can let me know.
How did it go?
Shoot i need this
I'm in Southern ireland
I want to try it
Could help so many..."let's not allow insurance to cover it" smh, dumb insurance bull💩
Promising for parosmia as well
can its solve your social anxiety disorder?
Muhammad, I think it may depend on what causes the anxiety. My PTSD makes me have anxiety & am too emotional. So yes, the shots have helped with the anxiety but the emotions are coming back when triggered. I saw Drs that didn't use ultrasound so I got it done wrong and it still helped a little and a little feels like a lot when you need it.
I need.
Looks like magic to me
I wonder if my insurance covers this
"We have to help them" OK! How much? $2000.00 Per shot.. last up to 6 months. Good luck earning that with PTSD..
Sgb for crps
Armando. Bingo. Hard to say much else here ... I just hope they all read thru the lines.
?
Will this work for schizophrenia?
Would this work for sexual assault victims??? Man I need this 🙁
Kandi, it's harder to cure non military but I'm not military and it did help me. So pls try it.
@KandiiKaoss most women I know that get are for those reasons and it works.
Cutting people from there heart is not the answer. Detox the brain so it can flush.
#stopptsd
Fake news, where can one get help from complications from this, it’s none existent on the internet.
Game, there is noway to get a complication. It's just lanacain.
My doctor referred me yesterday
I get the shot in two weeks…..
I will tell you how, they overstretch the nerve from the Anastasia and the medicine. Damaging the nervous system. No complication? Look at the reviews, there was a lady that had a seizure on the table. There are definitely complications
@@gameplayart6554 The Drs talent, equipment matter and their placement. I know they ask me many times if I've had a seizure. People have them & are usually fine. In general, not with this shot. I know your exp is bad but I know tons of military men & civilian me that do good. You have maybe one other person - at that - you met in person that got it? I have tons and tons bc each I know* knows tons of other military men.
@@gameplayart6554 There is no medicine. It's only lanacaine.
#ptsdtreatment
Meditation worked. Worked, past tense, until they ruined me. Meditation works for everyone, and yoga, it will clear up all suffering. There is no miracle shot. Can we ask what is it that they are really doing? They are numbing your senses
No it works. 3 years after my 3rd treatment and it is still gone.
I meditate and do qigong daily and still suffer. Does it help? Absolutely, but meditation isn’t a cure all either, it’s simply a tool just like this.
Nerve cluster reset, yes meditation helps but TBI is tricky. Meditation has helps but this will be a huge obstacle removed as far as feedback loops from and overgrown nerve cluster directly connected to amygdala. Like trying to meditate a tooth ache when you need a root canal.
How about finding a PREVENTION for PTSD.....instead of a CURE????
this world corrupted
You can’t prevent ptsd ! Life happens and so does trauma
War machine $$$
WHY. NOT. BOTH?
Cleo, you are asking for there to be no rape, no heartbreak, no molestation, no car accidents & no war. There will always be ptsd.
The VA gives me pills for PTSD
Gtfoh