sarablock

sarablock  clinicians have utilized sarablock, a sensory nerve blocker, to safely and successfully treat pain.anti-inflammatory injection targeted toward a certain nerve or group of nerves to treat pain. The purpose of the injection is to “turn off” a pain signal coming from a specific location in the body or to decrease inflammation in that area.

Usually a nerve block procedure takes 5-20 minutes but the part with the needle last about 1 minute. It takes another 15-45 minutes to start working fully depending on the area numb, the medication used and your personal response to the medication
You may experience soreness or a feeling of fullness at the injection site. You may experience muscle spasms. You may experience a neck ache or backache. Your blood pressure may decrease or increase.

injection targeted toward a certain nerve or group of nerves to treat pain. The purpose of the injection is to “turn off” a pain signal coming from a specific location in the body or to decrease inflammation in that area.

Usually a nerve block procedure takes 5-20 minutes but the part with the needle last about 1 minute. It takes another 15-45 minutes to start working fully depending on the area numb, the medication used and your personal response to the medication
You may experience soreness or a feeling of fullness at the injection site

experience a neck ache or backache. Your blood pressure may decrease or increase.

injection targeted toward a certain nerve or group of nerves to treat pain. The purpose of the injection is to “turn off” a pain signal coming from a specific location in the body or to decrease inflammation in that area.

Usually a nerve block procedure takes 5-20 minutes but the part with the needle last about 1 minute. It takes another 15-45 minutes to start working fully depending on the area numb