neural blockade

Neural blockade is a medical procedure used to interrupt nerve signals in a specific area of the body, often to manage pain. This technique can involve injecting anesthetics or other agents that temporarily stop nerves from sending pain messages to the brain. It’s commonly used in surgeries or for chronic pain conditions, providing relief by numbing sensations. After the effect wears off, normal nerve function typically returns. Neural blockade can improve comfort and enhance recovery for patients, making it an important tool in pain management and anesthesia.