Three-year trimix user here. I'm think I'm headed to a place where my family doc is going to put me on the blood thinner warfarin (coumadin) for a medical issue not related to ED.
Is there anybody here co-existing with a regimen of trimix and warfarin? Injections more likely to bleed? Penis bruises more frequent?
trimix & warfarin
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trimix & warfarin
Eugene, Oregon, USA. Born 1941. Married 1968. ED since mid-1990s. Began trimix January 2014. Dosage gradually increased over time. Added cock ring in 2016. After dosage reached 30 units, switched to quad mix in May 2018. On blood pressure meds.
Re: trimix & warfarin
I'm on Plavix and Pentox..2 blood thinners after a heart by-pass surgery 5 years ago..and I take Trimix..Just be careful to hold pressure on the injection site for a full 5 minutes. That has usually worked for me and prevents bruising, bleeding and scarring. I also do a daily penile pump regiment which brings fresh oxygen to the tissue which enhances healing and has been shown to reduce the risk of scarring...The most important thing I think is holding pressure on the injection site for a minimum of 5 minutes. You should fine..
70 year old legally separated retired health-care professional. ED began in my early 50's. Viagra worked great for about 5 years, then had cardiac by-pass surgery and eventually moved to injections about 10 years ago.
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I've been on warfarin long before I started using trimix. Occasionally I will get bruising, but nothing all that serious. I also usually get a sting sensation and that's when I release the fluid. Within minutes I have an erection which will last an hour plus.
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acs and Ahappi . . . Thanks
Eugene, Oregon, USA. Born 1941. Married 1968. ED since mid-1990s. Began trimix January 2014. Dosage gradually increased over time. Added cock ring in 2016. After dosage reached 30 units, switched to quad mix in May 2018. On blood pressure meds.
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Re: trimix & warfarin
I am a 77 year old man and I have been on penile injections for the past 25 years, first with a Bi Mix then to a Trimix. I recently had a stent placed in a heart artery and the Cardiologist placed me on Plavix. I asked him if I would still be able to inject myself and he said no, because of bleeding. I spoke with my urologist and asked the same question and his response was no, that I would have bleeding that I couldn't control in the core of my penis, it's not just the site of the injection going into fatty tissue, but the core that the needle enters in your penis. I read a June 28, 2017 post on your site from a man that said he applies pressure for 5 minutes and this works for him. I almost went that route but there are two other sites, if you Google Penile Injections and Plavix both sites say you can't use a penile injection while on Plavix. I urge you before taking that chance to clear it with your urologist or you may experience a huge painful bruise, the pleasure might not be worth the pain. I wonder if the June 28 post ran this by his doctor before injecting himself. I would appreciate any feedback. I am totally out of business without the injections and looking at 6 months maybe before I am off this medication.
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As I said in a previous post....I am on Plavix and have been for 6 years and injecting for 5 years. I have read many an article or Q&A on sites of urologists who prescribe Trimix and they all say as long as you apply pressure for 5 minutes after the injection that should prevent bleeding and bruising if you're on thinners. I have on occasion had both occur but the bruising clears up within 4-5 days.. I did have a scare about 3 years ago with nodules in my penis, but with treatment and laying off injections a while it cleared up...When I went back to injections both of my doctors suggested I only inject once a week...which is what I've been doing with no difficulties... I guess you have to be comfortable with whatever decision you make, but I think there are a lot of guys on blood thinners and using injections with no problems. Good luck to you
70 year old legally separated retired health-care professional. ED began in my early 50's. Viagra worked great for about 5 years, then had cardiac by-pass surgery and eventually moved to injections about 10 years ago.
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