Originally Posted by dudemandudeman
I think Trimix is less dangerous than just using filtered PGE1 alone. The injections could lead to excess scar tissue if a person injects too frequently which may result in an uneven look. Here’s the strange thing about injections though, if you have peyronie’s disease you are at a higher risk for making your curvature worse by injecting into the dominant side, the longer side. On the other hand when you inject in the non-dominant, shorter, side you may notice that it actually helps bring the weaker side up. This is assuming you have a lateral peyronie’s curvature. So you take a risk when you inject, but if you believe the injections work to increase penis size, then using them to correct a peyronie’s curvature is not a big leap in logic.
Well, lets see.. I don’t think its only about an uneven look, its about scarring, pain and erectile disfunction. I will try to look for the studies but mind you, I have read them a few years ago.
What I understood after all that research is basically this: All kinds of constant injections will lead to higher chances of penile scarring and developing of Peyronie’s disease. Genetics predispositions, wrong technic, injuries can also help it, but it seems that using papaverine alone, or in a mix (bi, tri or quad mix) will increase the chances even more. Also, about doctor Adams procedures, I believe he uses Trimix not because of it safety, but rather because it hurts A HELL LOT LESS than PGE1.
A little background:
I don’t even remember when I came to this forum, but it was at least 6 years ago. I fall in love with the idea of a bigger dick, since mine is thin and all.. Then I bought a book here (can’t remember the name of the author anymore, but it was actually endorsed by the board and all), AND tried the 90 days routine. Well, It seems I am one of the unluck ones, since even doing everything by the book, I injuried myself and got peyronies. Since then, I studied the hell out of the internet, and discarded any type of PE that involves Jelqs. So my focus is on ChemPe, pumps and maybe, clamping (on the VERY SAFE side of it).
I myself, believe that PGE1 by itself is way safer in right conditions, then papaverine will ever be, and also, that the pain of it is a not welcome, but necessary thing. By the way, I know how bad it hurts cause I have done 3 ultrasounds with it to assert my Peyronies, and boy, does it prickles!