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Hey guys,

I am very concerned right now. I have been using injections for about 4 months now and just did one and noticed that my 9 o'clock injection site on the right side (where i injected) seems indented. Getting the needle in today seemed especially painful and I am hoping this is not peyronies.

Has anyone here noticed indentations at injection sites from a single injection that were not indicative of peyronies?

Also one last thing, I have had problems missing on both sides (not frequently but it has happened) so i started drawing back blood to see if i am in. Sometimes blood comes in, sometimes it doesnt when I am in. Does anyone else use this technique? I dont know why but if i am super shrunk up which is usually the case blood wont draw back but if i still inject i get an erection. I got ruined by a bike seat so both of my penile arteries are pretty much occluded.

I am 26 and been dealing with ED since my late teens. May be time for an implant. I have a consultation in a month but am very worried about this indentation at the moment!

thanks!

Firstly, I assume you use multiple sites..both sides? I have three on both sides...from closest to farthest from the base.
If you alternate between all six, then frequency of injecting the SAME AREA will be greatly diminished.

I don't draw back on the plunger to confirm blood, but I do look for a nice blood drop when I pull the needle out.
I have only *missed* once and I had no blood spot (and plunger resisted) when I pulled out.

As far as indented area that hurts>>>>could be scar tissue. I wouldn't be injecting near that area again.
Try to find six spots (3 per side) to inject.

Scar tissue can cause problems if you consider an implant ..Check with your Uro.
Peace and love,
The Rev. Donnie

i am curious about the cause of ED> you said a bike seat caused it> can you elaborate on that? from riding or what?
thanks

Rahod 1,
How close to the glans you inject? That giving you better results? I find it very interesting that what sounds to me are not the typical injection sites as you have mentioned, but will take your advice.