SPG Nerve Block in Phoenix
The Sphenopalatine Ganglion (SPG) nerve block is a targeted treatment offered at In Touch Wellness Center to help relieve chronic migraines and related symptoms, giving patients an alternative when other treatments haven’t provided lasting relief.
Request an AppointmentWhat Is an SPG Nerve Block?
The sphenopalatine ganglion is a nerve bundle linked to migraine and headache pain. An SPG nerve block delivers targeted treatment to this area, helping interrupt pain signals and provide relief for patients dealing with chronic headaches and migraines.
Who Can Benefit from SPG Treatment
This treatment is often considered by patients who experience frequent migraines, cluster headaches, or headache-related symptoms that haven’t responded well to medication alone. It’s frequently combined with chiropractic adjustments or PENS therapy to address tension that may be contributing to headache frequency.
What to Expect
Our team will evaluate your headache history and symptoms to determine whether an SPG nerve block is appropriate for your situation, and will walk you through the treatment process and expected relief timeline during your consultation.
In Touch Wellness Center is located at 2302 W Greenway Rd in Phoenix, AZ. We are a complete wellness center offering a large array of personal and integrated health, medical, and rehab services for complete wellness. Call us at (602) 548-1998 to schedule your appointment today.
SPG Nerve Block in Phoenix FAQs
What does an SPG nerve block treat?
SPG nerve blocks are used primarily to relieve chronic migraines and related headache symptoms.
How does an SPG nerve block work?
It delivers targeted treatment to the sphenopalatine ganglion, a nerve bundle linked to migraine pain, helping interrupt pain signals.
Is an SPG nerve block painful?
The procedure is generally well-tolerated and minimally invasive.
How long does relief typically last?
Relief duration varies by patient. Your provider will discuss what to expect and whether repeat treatments may be beneficial.
Can SPG treatment be combined with other therapies?
Yes, it’s often combined with chiropractic adjustments or PENS therapy to address contributing tension.
Who is a good candidate for SPG nerve blocks?
Patients with chronic migraines or headache symptoms that haven’t responded well to medication alone may be good candidates.
How do I find out if SPG treatment is right for me?
Call our office or request an appointment through our new patients page for an evaluation.
Ready to Find Relief from Chronic Migraines?
Call (602) 548-1998 or book online to schedule your visit with In Touch Wellness Center in Phoenix, AZ today.
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