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I recently began using trimix injections a few weeks ago, as oral medications were no longer effective. Initially, I started with 20 units, but there was no response. I then increased to 30 units with still no success. After consulting with my doctor, we decided to try 40 units, which finally elicited a response, resulting in an erect penis that lasted for a couple of minutes. Encouraged by this, I upped the dose to 50 units, which allowed for erections, albeit lasting no more than 1-2 minutes before becoming semi-erect(not hard enough for penetration), which would then last about 10 minutes before softening again. Despite trying 60 units, I'm experiencing similar results. Through my own research, I suspect I may have venous leakage, though I haven't confirmed this yet with a doppler test. I'm uncertain if it's worthwhile to continue with this treatment. I'm desperate for any advice or tips that could help. It's been five months since I've been intimate with my wife, and I'm just seeking any solution or assistance to regain that intimacy with her. Any insights would be greatly appreciated.

If you have venous leakage have a look at this; Xialla, a Canadian product with great customer service and a ton of research to back it up. Not expensive at all.

Get the doppler...it should tell the tale conclusively. If you have venous leak....an implant is most likely your cure...though I've never heard of Xialla. Looking over the site, I have no idea how that could work, but for $50...it's probably worth trying.

https://xialla.com/pages/instructions

If you're injecting 60 units and not getting an erection it is time to see a urologist who specializes in men's sexual health.
A doppler will tell if it's venous leak. They can offer options to help you.

The strength of the mix of the OP should be taken into consideration.

You might try sliding on an osbon tension ring a few minutes after the injection. Works for me.