Stobbit

first time /sci/ lurker. I thought /sci/ was supposed to be full of smart people??

>>9076954
No, it sucks

>>9076928
>Why is this too hard?
>implant a magnet or something on surrounding nerve area that draws in medicine from the blood supply.
>implant a foreign object

>on nerve
>implant rubbing on a nerve

>draws in medicine from the blood supply
Capillaries, osmosis, and magnets themselves don't work this way. The compound will be active elsewhere in the body still, and thus cause side effects.

>injection that permanently disables the nerve
>injecting fluid and expecting locality and precision
This is already done with botox, ethanol, etc.

Gamma knife / rhizotomy lesions nerves and prevents them from firing. Though it comes at a cost.

>Source
Type 2 trigeminal neuralgia. Don't want increased probability of stroke, surgery bullshit, or loss of sensation outright without a guarantee of a permanent solution. I leave it be.