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When Testosterone Is Not Enough
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<blockquote data-quote="Bentiger07" data-source="post: 182144" data-attributes="member: 13543"><p>Joe, that was very detailed. Thanks</p><p></p><p>Yes, Dr. Saya told me straight up that T may not help ED but if it does, it would take about 6 months. For that reason, I have nothing bad to say about him. It was actually refreshing to speak to a doctor that didn't appear to have an ego too. I gave it a shot, no luck, so I tapered off. TRT did bring back my morning wood, so I was highly encouraged, but it made no changes to my ED.</p><p></p><p>With a different clinic, mazemenshealth, I used bimix for probably 3 weeks or so. The response was unpredictable. I still remember it didn't work well once, and another time I couldn't get rid of the boner and was worried of priapism. Testing out trimix in the office gave me pains and made it hard to enjoy. I preferred not to use the injector because using one made it harder to see if I was injecting into a vein, and it looks like there are many veins on mine. Not sure if it matters if I injected into it. Anyways, I minimized the pain with a thin needle. It also cost me $12 a dose at mazemenshealth, which is costly. They told me my dose I needed was higher than average. but I also assume their cost is higher than average. Ultimately, even if I found the perfect dose, and even if I could find better prices, the treatment being less spontaneous than implants bothered me, and the thought of having to give myself a shot killed my mood a bit. However, I can understand why some people may prefer it over an implant.</p><p></p><p>I have no experience with implant. I did read alot of user feedback and studies for both treatments on the higher satisfaction rates. Ultimately, I just dont feel injections would make me as happy as an implant would from a great high volume implant doctor with great reviews. Such a doctor lowers my chances of the worst risks that can occur during any surgery. Implant is on the table for me if the combination of an at home acoustic shockwave device + physiotherapy for men/ED doesn't help me in the next 5-6 weeks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bentiger07, post: 182144, member: 13543"] Joe, that was very detailed. Thanks Yes, Dr. Saya told me straight up that T may not help ED but if it does, it would take about 6 months. For that reason, I have nothing bad to say about him. It was actually refreshing to speak to a doctor that didn't appear to have an ego too. I gave it a shot, no luck, so I tapered off. TRT did bring back my morning wood, so I was highly encouraged, but it made no changes to my ED. With a different clinic, mazemenshealth, I used bimix for probably 3 weeks or so. The response was unpredictable. I still remember it didn't work well once, and another time I couldn't get rid of the boner and was worried of priapism. Testing out trimix in the office gave me pains and made it hard to enjoy. I preferred not to use the injector because using one made it harder to see if I was injecting into a vein, and it looks like there are many veins on mine. Not sure if it matters if I injected into it. Anyways, I minimized the pain with a thin needle. It also cost me $12 a dose at mazemenshealth, which is costly. They told me my dose I needed was higher than average. but I also assume their cost is higher than average. Ultimately, even if I found the perfect dose, and even if I could find better prices, the treatment being less spontaneous than implants bothered me, and the thought of having to give myself a shot killed my mood a bit. However, I can understand why some people may prefer it over an implant. I have no experience with implant. I did read alot of user feedback and studies for both treatments on the higher satisfaction rates. Ultimately, I just dont feel injections would make me as happy as an implant would from a great high volume implant doctor with great reviews. Such a doctor lowers my chances of the worst risks that can occur during any surgery. Implant is on the table for me if the combination of an at home acoustic shockwave device + physiotherapy for men/ED doesn't help me in the next 5-6 weeks. [/QUOTE]
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