It will just depend on how your venous leak progresses. Everyone is different. When injections stop working it’s not that you developed a tolerance, it’s that the venous leak continued to get worse and worse until the effect of the medication couldn’t overcome how severe the venous leak becomes. Lo...

Hi Frenchie I used Trimix with good results for 8 years. I am older than you, so maybe you will get more years out of it. Everyone is different, so good luck. I hope it works for you. I am actually more worried about developing scarring than injections not working anymore. How often did you use it ...

Long story short I am a 25 year old guy and pills dont work at all. I guess I have venous leak. I want to try injections because I have nothing to lose since I am going the way of implant anyway in the future. But was wondering how many years can I delay the implant with injections? Anybody used the...

I have had once Prostatitis and it was hell on earth but thank God it cleared but there are many cases where it stays chronic and causes chronic pain so thats why I am very afraid. Are there any stats or studies over this?

I recall from a post years ago stating that one of the drugs in Tri-Mix is the "Rocket Fuel." Between Papaverine Hydrochloride, Phentolamine Mesylate, and Protaglandin EI, which of the three is thee "rocket fuel"? What exactly does the rocket fuel do? My ratio is 30MG/1MG/20MCG ...

Can you go on your whole life with implants if you get implanted in your early 30s? I don't mind the pain from multiple surgeries but just the thought of something going wrong in one of surgeries and remaining totally impotent down the road is really scary. How much is the possibility of getting an ...

Why are all these Dr.Karaman posts blowing up lately in this sub out of nowhere? Its rare for european doctors to be mentioned this much. I hope this isn't a advertisment and fake adds by the doctor's team

nerdynerd wrote:I developed Peyronies shortly after starting injections. I ended up with one side of the implant .5cm shorter than the other. So it can have an impact when you get implanted.

Does this have any effect on your satisfaction and pleasure with the implant?

If you use injections long term for a couple of years and develop scarring or/and Peyronies, can this complicate the surgery itself?

Guys who used injections for lots of years and got an implant,how was your experience?

What signs of infection did you notice?