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Old 04-23-2007, 03:03 PM #6
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Hi

I just wanted to give you my experience.

First of all, I would ask beforehand if they sedate you. Because for my stellate ganglion block in my neck, I was given NO medication - no sedation, no pain medication. It hurt like I can't even tell you. Not only that, I received no relief. I know this is just my experience, but I would hate to have you get there and go through what I went through.
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