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Hi. I've been using Tri-mix for only about 6 months (not even). I've barely used 5 ml worth. Not a big dose, and not many injections. Tonight I noticed a nodule on my penis near the base, somewhat close, but not exactly, to where I injected last night (first injection in two weeks). I'll make an appointment with my urologist, but she's the best around and the appointment will probably be late September or October. Has anyone had a similar experience? I'm getting married. She's fine with the way the pills work (not as well as they used to before), but it would put a lot of pressure on me to have to stop using injections. I'm a bit young for an implant at 45. It seems too soon to have developed fibrosis.

Could just be a missed injection. But this is why i recommend:

- Do not use trimix, use pge-1 monomix. the acidity in the other ingredients has a higher chance of causing Peyronie's
- Use gentle traction every day, either with RestoreX or something like the penimaster pro

I would highly recommend you start traction now to make sure things don't get any worse.

I had something similar and it went away in about two weeks. I think I just wasn't fully in the cavernosum and a lump developed at the injection site. You'll be just fine.

Had that a few times when I was injecting, they all went away after a couple of weeks. When you inject make sure to massage the Trimix up and down your penis, kind of like masturbating.
And at 45 you're not too young for an implant. Many guys have it done at younger ages. Think of it like fixing a bad knee, do you hobble along hoping it doesn't give out? Or get a replacement?