pump before injection
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pump before injection
does anyone use a pump befor injection and does it make it easier to inject?
Re: pump before injection
Yes, I use a VED for maybe a minute.
Makes it much easier to target the corpora cavernosa.
It also allows for more variation of the location/target area.
Plus it seems to help avoid blood vessels/veins.
Note: I would not recommend using VED with Trimix to get a full erection or using VED for an extended amount of time when using Trimix.
Makes it much easier to target the corpora cavernosa.
It also allows for more variation of the location/target area.
Plus it seems to help avoid blood vessels/veins.
Note: I would not recommend using VED with Trimix to get a full erection or using VED for an extended amount of time when using Trimix.
Age: 68. Struggled with ED/PE for years.
Used Viagra for 10+ years with mixed success.
In May 2022 started using Trimix with very good results.
Feb 2023 developed PD
2023 still in treatment for PD, and still using Trimix with very good results
Used Viagra for 10+ years with mixed success.
In May 2022 started using Trimix with very good results.
Feb 2023 developed PD
2023 still in treatment for PD, and still using Trimix with very good results
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Re: pump before injection
Yes. It helps significantly for many people, especially if you're a grower, not a shower.
Age 66. RALP Jan-2023. Non-nerve sparing.
VED exercise most days, Trimix T-106 (30-1-25), ~20 units.
Bending trauma around age 50, resulting in mild Peyronies.
VED exercise most days, Trimix T-106 (30-1-25), ~20 units.
Bending trauma around age 50, resulting in mild Peyronies.
Re: pump before injection
terryfuqua wrote:does anyone use a pump befor injection and does it make it easier to inject?
using a VED is the only way i inject trimix. makes it much easier to find a good place to inject. i also aspirate to ensure i am in the right area.
50+ yrs old. married 25+ years. hypothyroid, on TRT. 10+ years ED, viagra, cialis now 50% ineffective. now on trimix 2MG phentolamine/30MG papaverine/20MCG alprostadil
Re: pump before injection
What or why do aspirate after pumping and before injecting? I had only seen the statement when refering to preaprism.
Born 1962. Married 21 yrs. Single since 2018. Diabetic ED has taken the fun. Began daily Cialis 2.5mg and hesitant to find/disappoint a new partner. Song, Beatles,"Let It Be".
Re: pump before injection
Al1962 wrote:What or why do aspirate after pumping and before injecting? I had only seen the statement when refering to preaprism.
aspirate refers to drawing blood into the syringe, kinda like heroin users do. lol. i use the VED to plump up and find a good area and then after i inject i draw back a small amount. if the blood draws into the needle easy, then i know i am in the right spot, and then inject the trimix in. it has worked pretty good so far.
50+ yrs old. married 25+ years. hypothyroid, on TRT. 10+ years ED, viagra, cialis now 50% ineffective. now on trimix 2MG phentolamine/30MG papaverine/20MCG alprostadil
Re: pump before injection
sogwap wrote:Yes, I use a VED for maybe a minute.
Makes it much easier to target the corpora cavernosa.
It also allows for more variation of the location/target area.
Plus it seems to help avoid blood vessels/veins.
Note: I would not recommend using VED with Trimix to get a full erection or using VED for an extended amount of time when using Trimix.
What he said. I like to inject a partially plumped unit for all those reasons.
If there has not been enough fluffing and foreplay, or there are other disarming circumstances such as cold temps or distractions, etc., a mild partial pump helps plump it up. Otherwise the cavernose is the size of "squirmey" spaghetti and I'll have a misfire. And ditto, I never pump after injection.
NOT an MD. 72, M52 yrs, CenTX US. Inj since 12/2016, a yr after pills stopped working. Caverject for a yr. 1/2018 Tri-Mix at 30 pap/2 phent/60 pge @0.3ml, now 0.5ml 80mcg/ml PGE1. DE/Anorgasmia setting in since 5/2019, worse now.
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