When I first started on Trimix, I was injecting 10 units.
Got me hard in 10 mins and lasted 2+ hours
Being nervous should have nothing to do with it.
40 units is a lot.
I had to up my dosage as Trimix started to fail for me.
It is painful the more you use.
My uro told me when I first started with Trimix, that I would eventually need an implant.
Trimix worked for me for 8 years, I now have an implant.
First experience with Trimix. Is this normal?
Re: First experience with Trimix. Is this normal?
Started with Viagra at age 40. Worked good for about 12 years.
Tried Trimix injections, worked great for about 8 years
Now Trimix no longer works.
I got implant on Oct 26th 2022.
Tried Trimix injections, worked great for about 8 years
Now Trimix no longer works.
I got implant on Oct 26th 2022.
Re: First experience with Trimix. Is this normal?
Being nervous DOES have to do with the result. Even if injections are mostly "mechanical" result, the mental state changes the result.
40 years old, married. ED all my life because of spinal cord injury caused by a tumor in early infant age. Using standard EDEX20 since 2007. Increasingly bad results with EDEX in the last few years, but had very good results for at least 10 years.
Re: First experience with Trimix. Is this normal?
I agree that being nervous affects things. When my urologist saw me I wasn't really nervous. I knew I didn't have to "perform" and things went well. The first time I injected on my own was about an hour before I was going to have sex and I was nervous about giving myself the shot and how long I would take to get erect and how long I would last. All that. It took longer than I though before I got a nice erection. Certainly longer than it took in the doc's office. She was patient and when I finally started to feel like my erection was going to be fine, she started and all was well. After a few times, I got hard in less time and I attribute that to being less nervous. I've always been like that though.
