Injection Frequency - Risk & Evidence
Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2018 11:46 pm
According to my Specialist Nurse, the advice to limit Injections to 3 per week is because of the danger of physical scarring with subsquent risk of Peyronie’s rather than any pharmaceutical risk.
There are contributors to FT who say that they have injected more regularly over a number of years without any problems.
I have not been able to find any proper scientific review or data analysis to support what appears to be the standard medical advice given about injection frequency.
1) Does anyone know whether this advice is supported by any scientific data?
2) Assuming diligent rotation of injection sites, can anyone share their good / bad experience of more frequent injections, and over what timeframe.
3) How often do you inject, regardless whether it is for whether for fun or for rehabilitation?
4) Did your Specialist advise anything different from the standard 3 per week / once per 24 hours? (Particularly interested in UK users for this question...)
There are contributors to FT who say that they have injected more regularly over a number of years without any problems.
I have not been able to find any proper scientific review or data analysis to support what appears to be the standard medical advice given about injection frequency.
1) Does anyone know whether this advice is supported by any scientific data?
2) Assuming diligent rotation of injection sites, can anyone share their good / bad experience of more frequent injections, and over what timeframe.
3) How often do you inject, regardless whether it is for whether for fun or for rehabilitation?
4) Did your Specialist advise anything different from the standard 3 per week / once per 24 hours? (Particularly interested in UK users for this question...)