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My TRIMIX experience

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: May 28 9:47pm | Replies (48)

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@graybeard46

I need some advice on this Trimix , first time nothing at .5 second time increased to .10 got an erection but not normal size and was able to get hard enough for sex but had no feeling and the tip of my penis felt slight burning sensation so is this normal? And should I try .15 I can see where the small vile doesn’t go very far, any tips appreciated, hope eventually be able to have an orgasm but not if I can’t feel what I used to

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I have had excellent results from Trimix and have used it dozens of times. I started out with one fifth of a cc (0.20 on a 1 cc insulin syringe with a 30g 1/2 inch needle. Felt just a little prick when it went in (sorry about that!). I have used as much as 0.35. but 0.20 seems to be the sweet spot for me. Very firm erection like when I was a teenager. Stays erect for 2-3 hours. Yikes!! Wife hides.
I haven't had any decrease in sensation. I don't inject close to the head; more along the mid shaft and alternate sides and location. Avoid 6 and 12 o'clock, of course.
It seems if your erection isn't hard enough you might need to gradually increase the dose. I take 5mg generic Cialis every morning. I asked my urologist if it's ok to use Trimix and he said yes, but this is something I would discuss with your urologist. I have read that mixing larger doses of oral meds can result in prolonged (>4 hours) erections-priapism and require medical intervention.
I have found Trimix to be the best solution to my post op/Lupron ED. Although now that I am on TRT I am getting nightly erections again so there is hope.

Graybeard - You are wise to incrementally raise your starting dose from a low level.

I started my Trimix experience about five years ago for non-prostate cancer reasons. My first dose nearly sent me to the emergency room for priapism. Very scary - lesson learned.

Great medicine. So glad it exists.