CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, UNITED STATES, March 23, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Close Up Radio today announced it will feature board-certified clinical anesthesiologist and interventional pain management specialist Dr. Jason Brajer of Stella in an exclusive one-one-one interview with host Doug Llewelyn on March 25th at 10am EDT.

Post-traumatic stress disorder is typically associated with veterans who have experienced the trauma of war, but PTSD can develop from many different sources. PTSD has been referred to as a disorder, yet many claim it is an injury. Stella and others have suggested a new term – Post Traumatic Stress Injury (PSTI) – in place of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

When we experience trauma, our brain’s fight-or-flight response becomes stuck in high gear. This may cause an injury to the brain, resulting in the symptoms of trauma like hypervigilance, insomnia and irritability.

What if we could treat the physical change to the brain caused by trauma?

Dr. Jason Brajer is a board-certified clinical anesthesiologist and interventional pain management specialist with the Stella Center, where he administers a fast, effective, and lasting treatment for the symptoms of emotional trauma: the Stellate Ganglion Block.

The Stellate Ganglion Block is an injection of a local anesthetic into the stellate ganglion, a nerve bundle in the neck, to suppress the fight-or-flight reflex. The SGB resets spinal cord pathways to the brain and the patient experiences an almost immediate sense of calm. The procedure has been shown to provide relief from symptoms like continual sleep disturbance, surges of anxiety and irritability, hypervigilance, difficulties concentrating and jumpiness.

“A patient described the injections to me as water on a fire,” says Dr. Brajer.”

With the SGB, a patient’s trauma no longer needs to be part of their everyday life. It doesn't mean the trauma is not still lingering there—patients should continue to see their mental health provider—but more than 80 percent of Stella patients have found relief from their trauma symptoms.

The best part, says Dr. Brajer, is that there are no long-term side effects.

“I've been doing pain management for 25 years and I'm most proud of how many people I've helped,” says Dr. Brajer. “You don't realize who has PTSD, who has experienced trauma, so it’s incredible to think about how many more people we can potentially reach, and we are really helping people.”

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If you have any questions for our guest, please call (347) 996-3389

For more information, visit www.stellacenter.com

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