Papaverine injection
Papaverine injection
I was OK before cancer (not prostate) but after surgery things just don't work. Viagra etc. does nothing. After my first papaverine injection of 1.0 ml at the doctor's office - I had to go to ER with a priapism. Drained the excess blood out with a syringe and an antidote after. Now i have been gradually building up to find my safe level. I started at 4.5 then 5.5, 6.5, 7.5 and am now up to 8.0 with no luck. As i am getting close the the previous problem dosage I am wondering if i am missing the spot or what? I do not want to get back up close to 1.0 ml and find I accidentally hit the right spot and end up with a priapism again. Any advice?
Re: Papaverine injection
Keep trying till you get it right. I started trimix in November and it took me about a month to find the right dosage. I think you're approaching it the right way, building up to find the magic number. Don't be afraid to keep pushing the dosage. there are a lot of things you can do to help the deflation along once you achieved and used your hard-on to the mutual benefit of all concerned. Sudafed, ice packs, walking around, etc. all proved to be good "therapies" for me when I was trying to find the right dosage. It took me nearly 8 hours to get soft a couple of times, but deflation was underway during that entire time, just slowly. My doc's nurse said that was okay as long as progress was apparent.
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BTW, I think you may be misplacing a decimal. I really cannot speak to dosages for the drug you are using, but I know that 1.0 ml of trimix is HUGE dose. I started at 0.3 ml and now am down to 0.05. Check your needle. If it is a 100 unit insulin needle, then that 100 units = 1 cc = 1 ml. Therefore, 10 units = 0.1 ml Just sayin'.
At some point, if you're not satisfied, you might want to ask the doc about a different drug. Bimix, trimix, quadmix, etc are all out there. Plus a couple of brand names. I'm a great believe in trimix. But do your own research, both on this site and on the generic web as well. There's tons of info out there.
Best wishes,
Greg
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BTW, I think you may be misplacing a decimal. I really cannot speak to dosages for the drug you are using, but I know that 1.0 ml of trimix is HUGE dose. I started at 0.3 ml and now am down to 0.05. Check your needle. If it is a 100 unit insulin needle, then that 100 units = 1 cc = 1 ml. Therefore, 10 units = 0.1 ml Just sayin'.
At some point, if you're not satisfied, you might want to ask the doc about a different drug. Bimix, trimix, quadmix, etc are all out there. Plus a couple of brand names. I'm a great believe in trimix. But do your own research, both on this site and on the generic web as well. There's tons of info out there.
Best wishes,
Greg
Born 1948, wed 1969. BPH & Type II Diabetes at age 35. TURP-2002; ED even before that--diabetes. Cardiac valve surgery: 2007 & 2019. Poor results with pills. Started trimix injections in Nov, 2010. Great results from the very beginning.
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