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[Blog] Why Repeated Short-Acting Anesthetic Nerve Blocks Likely Don’t Reset Central Sensitization

15 April 2025 · 15:33

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This podcast was created using NotebookLM. This podcast explores the claim that repeated short-acting nerve blocks can reset central sensitization in chronic pain. Dr. Glenn Clark argues that this idea is unlikely due to the complex neurobiological changes involved in established chronic pain. Research suggests that while nerve blocks can prevent sensitization, they are less effective at reversing it because central…

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