@@menMD_ The actual injection. I’ve tried doing, the Urologist tried, and a nurse. Always painful. More painful than the time I dislocated my shoulder. The Trimix just makes things slightly achy, the injection is what getting stabbed with a hot poker must feel like.
That sounds very painful. Have you tried Intraurethral Gels? It's slightly less effective but there's no needle so it might be more comfortable than injections. - Check out this article by Dr. Martinez >> menmd.com/intraurethral-gel-therapy-for-ed/ - Learn more about the product here >> menmd.com/product/intraurethral-gel/
We're glad to hear you've had some success. If you have treatment-specific questions, feel free to call us at 857-233-5837 and ask to be connected with one of our Clinical Case Managers. They're available during regular business hours. Always consult your doctor first, but we're happy to help as an additional resource!
It's not uncommon which is why you don't want to make sure you work closely with your doctor to titrate your dosing when starting the treatment. Meaning, start with a lower dose and slowly increase to the right dose for you.
So incredibly painful.
The most common description for the injection we get is that it feels like a pinch. Are you referring to the injection or reaction to the medication?
@@menMD_ The actual injection. I’ve tried doing, the Urologist tried, and a nurse. Always painful. More painful than the time I dislocated my shoulder. The Trimix just makes things slightly achy, the injection is what getting stabbed with a hot poker must feel like.
That sounds very painful. Have you tried Intraurethral Gels? It's slightly less effective but there's no needle so it might be more comfortable than injections.
- Check out this article by Dr. Martinez >> menmd.com/intraurethral-gel-therapy-for-ed/
- Learn more about the product here >> menmd.com/product/intraurethral-gel/
@@menMD_ Early days, but have had some success with the gel - definitely better then pills.
We're glad to hear you've had some success. If you have treatment-specific questions, feel free to call us at 857-233-5837 and ask to be connected with one of our Clinical Case Managers. They're available during regular business hours. Always consult your doctor first, but we're happy to help as an additional resource!
How common is it with injections to get a erection over 3 to 4 hours and have to go to emergency room ?
It's not uncommon which is why you don't want to make sure you work closely with your doctor to titrate your dosing when starting the treatment. Meaning, start with a lower dose and slowly increase to the right dose for you.