Trimix injection

Some information on injections:
www.ustoo.org/PDFs/Injection.pdf

Not using it any more. I wasn't getting the results I wanted and decided to go bionic. But I did use it three times a week for two and a half years for rehab purposes and I remember those 350 injections pretty clearly. It works for something like nine guys out of ten.

Your boyfriend doesn't get any special sympathy here for being squeamish about needles. When it comes to jabbing them into our dangley-bits all men are squeamish about needles. The good news is that it is easier to do it than it is to think about it. I found myself able to inject without too much mental angst and I am rather timid. If I can do it, he can too.

As for whether or not it hurts, what I usually recommend to men worried about the pain of the injection is that they give their earlobes a pinch -- they need to make it a good one, it should sorta hurt for a few seconds. I tell them to do so before they read on. After that I tell them that they have just endured more self-inflicted pain from the pinched ear than they can expect from a trimix injection. If your boyfriend can do the one then he can do the other.

When he picks up the trimix from the compounding pharmacy tell him to ask for 50-unit insulin syringes with 5/16" (7mm) 31 gauge needles.

I have been doing injections for almost ten years (bimix). The happy result is worth the temporary inconvenience. If he has any aching discomfort with trimix tell him to investigate bimix.

I had mine removed 6 months ago.

I started the injections 8 weeks ago and I am still have to adjust the mixture with the doctor.I had a lot of pain with the first mix. I hear that people that had their prostrate remove have it with the first mix. It takes a little time. He may want to look into buying a Inject Ease it makes it a lot easier. Also look into different therapies they have for him.