A research team has reported that a dual nerve block protocol may help patients suffering from anxiety that has proven resistant to standard therapies. The technique involves delivering anesthetic agents to two distinct nerve sites believed to influence anxiety pathways. Early data indicate a reduction in reported anxiety symptoms, though the sample size remains limited.
Experts caution that the findings are preliminary and advocate for larger, randomized studies to evaluate long‑term outcomes and possible side effects. If validated, the procedure could become a new option for those who have not found relief through medication or psychotherapy.
Healthcare providers in Kolkata and across West Bengal may monitor forthcoming trials, as the approach could potentially expand the arsenal of treatments available for severe anxiety disorders.
