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Struggling with much worse ED since Peyroines diagnosis 3 years ago. Urologist has mentioned using Trimix on a trial basis. I was very surprised since I thought injections were contraindicated with Peyroines. I questioned him aggressively on this and he was not worried about it. I’m dubious. What is the current thinking about injecting someone with Peyroines?

Musson wrote:Struggling with much worse ED since Peyroines diagnosis 3 years ago. Urologist has mentioned using Trimix on a trial basis. I was very surprised since I thought injections were contraindicated with Peyroines. I questioned him aggressively on this and he was not worried about it. I’m dubious. What is the current thinking about injecting someone with Peyroines?

I started Trimix May 2022.
In Feb 2023 I got PD.
My urologist never once suggested that PD is injecting Trimix.
I have continued to use Trimix with good results. Trimix doesn't fix PD, but it does gives me an erection suitable for intercourse.

Your other option is to get an implant which would fix your PD and take care of your ED.

PS One of the side effects of having PD, is that in some cases you may also have trouble with ED.
In my case PD did not affect my ED, but others who have PD, also have ED.

I have PD and use injections. They're amazing. IDK where you saw they're contraindicated.
To fix your PD and prevent issues from injections just use a VED and traction device consistently.

Thanks for the help brothers. I guess there is no harm in a trial basis to see if I say hard better than the pills and avoid the upward hinging which happens unless I’m 100% hard.

Try not to use the Autoinject, use the syringe and inject slowly

The Autoinject fast release SHOULD not be use on a penis. It too much force on the sensitive penis tissue, who in the right mind advices to use it. I did use it and destroyed my penis tissue

I have PD and use injections successfully.
Just try to avoid injecting through an area where you can feel existing plaque build up and you will be fine. The plaque is really hard and can/will damage the needle if it pokes though it at all, or the needle will glance off the plaque causing you to possibly miss the CC. So when injecting, we have to not only avoid veins, we have to avoid areas of plaque.