Ganglion Impar Block
Minimally invasive relief for persistent pelvic and genital pain.
What is Ganglion Impar Block?
A Ganglion Impar Block is a minimally invasive procedure that is used to treat recalcitrant visceral, pelvic and genital pain.
Who is a candidate?
A Ganglion Impar Block can be indicated for the following conditions:
- Perineal pain
- Ractal/anal pain
- distal urethral pain
- Vulvodynia
- Scrotal pain
- Female pelvic/vaginal pain
- Complex Regional pain syndrome
- Endometriosis
- Vaginal protustion
- Chronic prstatitis
- Failed back syndrome
- Proctalgia Fugax
- Post-surgical thrombosis of the perineal veins
- Cyccygodynia
- Radiation proctitis
- Postherpetic neuralgia
- Burning and localized perineal pain associated with urgency
Personalized Treatment
Customized plans based on your unique medical history and pain
Comprehensive Care
Regular monitoring and adjustments to ensure optimal pain relief.
Improved Quality of Life
Enhanced daily function and reduced pain levels.
What to Expect
During Your Treatment
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During the procedure
- You will lie on your stomach on a procedure table and may be given sedation to help relax.
- The area where you will be given shot will be cleaned and prepped.
- A fluoroscopy will be used to help guide the needle to the area that medicine will be administered.
- Once administered you will feel a warm or burning sensation for a few seconds in area.
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After the procedure
- It is common to have some pain at the injection site for a few days.
- Many people feel relief from their pain soon after the procedure.
- This relief might last a few hours, a few weeks, or longer depending on the medicine used.
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What are the risk?
- As with any procedure involving a needle, there is a rare chance of infection, bleeding, allergic reaction and nerve damage.
- Complications are extremely rare. Talk with your provider if you have specific questions about the risk of your procedure.
Preparing for Your Appointment
CONSULTATION REQUIRED
Ensure you have a referral and necessary medical records.
ARRIVAL
Arrive 20 minutes early to complete initial paperwork.
DOCUMENTATION
Bring your Photo ID, insurance card, updated medication list, and any relevant imaging reports.
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