Trigeminal Neuralgia Quick Summary (Read This First) Trigeminal neuralgia is a disorder of the trigeminal nerve that manifests as sudden, severe, electric-shock-like facial pain
Less Frequent Dosing: Instead of a daily pill, injections are typically given on a weekly or monthly schedule as determined by a healthcare provider
For the maximum dose: 2,400mcg / 2,500mcg/mL x 100 = 96 units within a 1mL syringe
Absence of Common Growth Hormone Side Effects: Because AOD-9604 does not bind to growth hormone receptors or elevate IGF-1, it avoids edema and fluid retention, joint pain and stiffness, carpal tunnel syndrome, glucose elevation and insulin resistance, increased cancer risk concerns from IGF-1 elevation, organ growth or acromegaly features with long-term use, and thyroid function suppression
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