madman
Super Moderator
Nelson's Excel getting deep as usual!
Pay close attention Q&A:
(53:29-55:00) Can patients become immune to Trimix and therefore need to increase their dose over time?
* Absolutely, this is a known quantity with Trimix, when I counsel a guy about intracavernosal injections what I'm usually telling him is that you will get probably on average a 4-5 year response with this medication and in that time frame we will have to increase the strength as time goes by and at some point may run out of strength, like all medications the efficacy of this wears down over time, OVER TIME IT LOOSES EFFICACY and that is the FIBROSIS develops in part but its also the PROGRESSION OF THE ED, this is NOT SOLVING THE ED PROBLEM for the patient. its SIMPLY GIVING THEM A LOT OF BLOOD PUSHED IN THEIR PENIS it just FIXES IT TEMPORARILY and as TIME GOES BY THE ED WORSENS, THE DEPOSITION OF FIBER AND COLLAGEN AND THINGS THAT CAUSE FIBROSIS IN THE PENIS PROGRESSES AND SO THINGS DON'T WORK AS WELL
@Melody68
Dr. Martin Gross, a leading urologist in men’s health, and Lianne Snyder, PIC and Director of Operations at PharmaLabs, lead a practical, physician-focused training on introducing patients to intracavernosal injection (ICI) therapy..
This expert-led session covers how to minimize adverse reactions and maximize therapeutic success by using structured test dose protocols, titration strategies, and in-office support best practices.
What You’ll Learn:
* Selecting the right formulation: Monomix (PGE1), Bimix, Trimix, or Quadmix
*Patient titration protocols: starting doses, adjustments & monitoring
* Test dosing tips: what works, what doesn’t, and how to handle complications
* Injection technique: needle choice, injection angles & patient aftercare
* Q&A with both presenters
Pay close attention Q&A:
(53:29-55:00) Can patients become immune to Trimix and therefore need to increase their dose over time?
* Absolutely, this is a known quantity with Trimix, when I counsel a guy about intracavernosal injections what I'm usually telling him is that you will get probably on average a 4-5 year response with this medication and in that time frame we will have to increase the strength as time goes by and at some point may run out of strength, like all medications the efficacy of this wears down over time, OVER TIME IT LOOSES EFFICACY and that is the FIBROSIS develops in part but its also the PROGRESSION OF THE ED, this is NOT SOLVING THE ED PROBLEM for the patient. its SIMPLY GIVING THEM A LOT OF BLOOD PUSHED IN THEIR PENIS it just FIXES IT TEMPORARILY and as TIME GOES BY THE ED WORSENS, THE DEPOSITION OF FIBER AND COLLAGEN AND THINGS THAT CAUSE FIBROSIS IN THE PENIS PROGRESSES AND SO THINGS DON'T WORK AS WELL
@Melody68
Dr. Martin Gross, a leading urologist in men’s health, and Lianne Snyder, PIC and Director of Operations at PharmaLabs, lead a practical, physician-focused training on introducing patients to intracavernosal injection (ICI) therapy..
This expert-led session covers how to minimize adverse reactions and maximize therapeutic success by using structured test dose protocols, titration strategies, and in-office support best practices.
What You’ll Learn:
* Selecting the right formulation: Monomix (PGE1), Bimix, Trimix, or Quadmix
*Patient titration protocols: starting doses, adjustments & monitoring
* Test dosing tips: what works, what doesn’t, and how to handle complications
* Injection technique: needle choice, injection angles & patient aftercare
* Q&A with both presenters
