Aug 31, 2025
Get relief from migraine attacks, facial pain, and more with the sphenopalatine ganglion block procedure. Learn about benefits, risks, and w
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Get relief from migraine attacks, facial pain, and more with the sphenopalatine ganglion block procedure. Learn about benefits, risks, and w
Get relief from migraine attacks, facial pain, and more with the sphenopalatine ganglion block procedure. Learn about benefits, risks, and w
Get relief from migraine attacks, facial pain, and more with the sphenopalatine ganglion block procedure. Learn about benefits, risks, and w
Get relief from migraine attacks, facial pain, and more with the sphenopalatine ganglion block procedure. Learn about benefits, risks, and w
SPG Blocks
The previous post, Ganglia, Facial Nerves, & the SPG, described ganglion structure and function and the relationship of the SPG (sphenopalatine ganglion) and how it’s related to other facial nerves. The SPG is is a focal point for two cranial nerves, covering from the temples forward, down through the jaw, and back to the ears. These nerves are involved in a number of pain conditions –…
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Got my first SPG block yesterday! This is me in the neurologist’s office (with sunglasses, naturally) just before the unpleasantness ensued. Smiling despite my 6/10 migraine because I was full of hope that the SPG block would be my savior. The experience was pretty unpleasant, but brief. Within a couple of hours my migraine was essentially gone! Today was a good day, with no pain above a 3 and much less than that for most of the day. Keeping my fingers crossed that the relief will continue!
SPG Block
Hello Positive People! Headache on the Hill, Part 2 is on its way, but for now I wanted to show you a SPG block- done at home by me! The sphenopalatine ganglion is a group of nerves, which is linked to the trigeminal nerve, located behind the nose. The trigeminal nerve is very involved in migraine, so by treating it with anesthetic, we are hoping to help prevent migraines. My treatment is with .6…
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Got my first ever SPGB done
Not a very pleasant experience, but it wasn't too horrible to not repeat again. Which is good because my doctor wants me to come back in a week to get another one done, a series of 3 total (for this month at least), and then if, after the 3 SPGB's, I don't have any improvement then they'll just add that to the list of things that don't work for my migraines.