5 Key Takeaways
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The American Glaucoma Society recommends caution regarding nicotinamide supplementation for glaucoma due to safety concerns.
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High doses of nicotinamide (≥3 g/day) have shown potential benefits in early human trials but pose risks of liver toxicity.
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Two cases of drug-induced liver injury were reported in trials, highlighting serious risks associated with high-dose nicotinamide.
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Nicotinamide is not approved as a glaucoma treatment, and its long-term safety remains uncertain.
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AGS and AAO emphasize the need for more research before endorsing nicotinamide as a neuroprotective agent for glaucoma.
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