Welcome to your child’s
Ngenla treatment journey!
You and your child’s doctor have decided to start your child on growth hormone therapy. We know that starting a new treatment routine can sometimes be challenging. You may be looking to learn more information about the next steps for your child. This website is designed to help answer some of the questions you may have about their treatment with Ngenla.
Ngenla is used for the long-term treatment of children who are not growing because of low growth hormone levels. This condition is known as pediatric growth hormone deficiency.
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Some things to know about Ngenla
Ngenla is injected once weekly under the skin (subcutaneously).
Your child’s doctor has prescribed the right Ngenla dose for them based on their weight.
Their doctor may perform regular blood tests to check how they are responding to their treatment. If necessary, their dose may be changed according to their blood test results.
Don’t forget: Inject Ngenla once weekly, on the same day each week
Need help? The Ngenla Support Program is here for you.
It was designed with your needs in mind and includes financial, pharmacy, and nurse services.
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