Glyceryl Trinitrate Angina Nitrolingual Spray

[player1950]

Hi guys,
I want to share my experience using Angina Nitrolingual spray as a possible help with ED. I have been using Nitrolingual Spray for my angina for many years and unfortunately I am not able to use Viagra, for when combined with Nitrolingual Spray that combination can drop blood pressure to dangerous levels. Trimix has been my solution over many years but regular usage has inherent problems that we all know about. I should add that both my wife and myself are in our 70's.

About a year ago one evening my wife was feeling a bit frisky. As we only had sex a few days back and I injected, I offered to satisfy her orally. She said, "I wonder what would happen if you use your nitrate spray on the head and shaft of your penis". So I put on a cock ring, stood up as I have venous leak, and pumped 4 doses on my penis shaft and head. My usual oral dose is only 2, but being retired RN's, we both new that absorption direct to the penis would be way inferior to oral dosing. So I gave it a go and my wife gently massaged my penis whilst I was standing. After about 5 minutes I managed to achieve a quite good erection and we had some fun, which was a very peasant surprise.

I have searched the medical literature but have been unable to find any papers relating to using Nitrolingual Spray for ED. So I wonder if any other members are also using Nitrolingual spray for Angina, have also tried my experiment as well? If so how do you go?

[username_taken29]

Hi there, have you tried it more than once? Sounds promising

[player1950]

Yes at least 20 times over the last year.

[Simbarn]

Yes at least 20 times over the last year.

Have the results been relatively consistent each time?

[player1950]

Indeed they have.

[Simbarn]

Indeed they have.

As Glyceryl trinitrate is a vasodilator and it works by relaxing smooth muscle, enough of it must be getting absorbed locally to have an effect. Do you notice any systemic effects when doing this?

[player1950]

Yes just the usual BP drop and mild headache.