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I just joined the community, but I've read many posts about ED and injections which I have just started. My ED is probably a combination of a few factors (age, anxiety, and a life long issue with PE).
I've used Viagra prescribed by my primary physician for a few year with some success, but it began loosing its effectiveness. I built up the courage (after reading some posts on this site) to go see a Urologist and discuss my "issues" openly (not all that easy). He was an ARNP and made the process he as comfortable as possible. On first visit he injected (I think about .7 cc) of a bimix (he didn't give specifics that I remember). He told me to go home and to come back in a week. When I returned I reported that the injection had limited success (partial for about 30 minutes). He then prescribed what he referred to as a bimix (said he wouldn't prescribe trimix). At first he said he was going to prescribe a .7cc dossage, but before I left, he changed that to 1.0 cc's.
I was sent home to give it a try. Actually the injection did not intimidate me at all and using some techniques I read here, I was successful. I received a full strong erection that lasted the dreaded 4 hours. At about 3 hours it began to subside to about 70%, but then would increase back to 100%. This happend for the next 1/2 hours which led me to believe all was going to be o.k., which in fact was correct.
My questions are: My BiMix Rx is 30mg PAP and 20mcg of PGE and I've not seen that combination anywhere in my research. The ARNP said he didn't like the trimix because of Alprostadil. He said he didn't like using that, but when I google PGE it says its an equivalent to Alprostadil????? Also, since my first response was about four hours, I'm wondering how much to scale back the dossage. From all the reading I've done 1.0 cc seems extraordinaryly high, but I don't want to come back so far as to waste an opportunity because of not achieving success. One thing is for sure, I enjoy the extra time.

You might want to stick (ha ha) with your current dosage for a few weeks, then lower it very slowly until you reach the "sweet spot", defined by me as the dose that gives you all the hard you want for as long as you want without creating a deflation issue. If at any time you think the deflation process is not going the way you want it, there are things to can do to get it started and/or speed it up. Because of my history of BPH and diabetes, I don't take Sudafed--the common remedy for "too hard too long". I've learned that application of an ice pack plus pacing plus reading a book or watching TV with no "sexy" content will help. Another quick treatment I've found useful is wrapping the "offending member" in a rag or paper towel that has been soaked in ice water, giving Junior a couple of hard squeezes, then leaving the cold compress wrapped around the shaft for a while.

This is what I've learned from personal experience. It may or may not be right for you. You have to try what makes the most sense to you.

One thing for sure: even after Spike has started going down, the least stimulation will get him cranked up all over again. Once you're done, don't touch him, don't rub him, and don't look at or think about anything remotely sexy. On the other hand, sometimes going for Round Two or Round Three can be the final step in convincing him that the party is, indeed, over and he can rest now.

Best wishes for continued success!

Greg
Baton Rouge