New safe and effective Treatment for PTSD: Year-long Study

Study Details

Enrollment is open for (year-long) patient participation.

NW Regen is excited to announce that our clinic is participating in a study and will begin enrolling patients this February. As part of the study, all out-of-pocket expenses will be covered. Contact our clinic to learn how to participate.

Study participants must:

• Meet the clinical criteria for PTSD.
• Have already undergone previous treatment for their PTSD.
• Commit to participating in the study over the course of one year.
• Live close enough to the clinic to attend appointments
  (5 appointments = initial intake + 2, 4, 8, and 13 weeks following initial intake)

About New PTSD Treatment

A recent study explores a novel approach using bilateral hydrodissection of the cervical plexus with dextrose 5% in water (CPHD-D5W).

This has shown promise in reducing PTSD symptoms such as anxiety and cognitive issues.

Unlike conventional methods, CPHD-D5W is:

• Minimally invasive
• Avoids risks like nerve paralysis
• Allows for bilateral procedures.

A “bilateral hydrodissection of the cervical plexus” refers to a medical procedure where a fluid is injected on both sides of the cervical plexus (a network of nerves in the neck) using ultrasound guidance, with the goal of separating the nerves from surrounding tissues and potentially relieving pain caused by nerve compression or entrapment in that area.

Early observations suggest rapid and cumulative symptom improvement, building on findings from the original study, which demonstrated its potential as a safe and effective PTSD treatment: A Novel Somatic Treatment for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder: A Case Report of Hydrodissection of the Cervical Plexus Using 5% Dextrose (PMC8988854).