Reggieman: I use 31 gauge needles for Trimix injection, the thinnest available as far as I know, on the theory that they cause the minimum of tissue damage. You might ask the urologist whether there are any 32 gauge. (I'm not worried about breakage since the steel is very ductile.)

Rufian: I had performance anxiety in my young single days if I wasn't with a woman of my exact body type: thin and trim. But I found that I could much reduce it by running a mile every day and getting in good shape. The muscular exertion burns up the anxiety hormones and releases a feel-good hormone...

Agree with qcswral. I use 100mg sildenafil with about half the Trimix I would otherwise need, so there's no Trimix ache. But be very careful to find the correct lesser Trimix dose, starting with much less than half of what you've been using, over a week or two of experimenting, keeping good records,...

Scrotal skin will pass much more T into the bloodstream than other skin; in fact so much more that you should use less gel and get T measured after a week, so you don't overdose.

Rufian: It's doubtful that you're developing scar tissue after only six injections. Research the injection techniques successful guys are using, in the Injections topic. I'm Caucasian but have injected over 300 times and don't seem to have scar tissue. I've used 6-month-old Trimix kept unfrozen at 4...

Stew: Years ago, before old age anorgasmia set in, I took gabapentin at a lower dose than you and it caused severe anorgasmia, which disappeared when I went off it. Maybe you can schedule sex days and go off it maybe 48 hours ahead.

The gaba had no effect on my sildenafil erection.

fan: When you say "exhausted" and "depression" I'm reminded of the curious Hard/Flaccid condition. Take a look at Fed1981's post "27-year-old Pump Injury..." in General Discussion 8-1-20, and his post "Hard Flaccid - Success Story..." in Hard/Flaccid 9-3-20. O...

Anon: I'm not a medical person or any kind of ED expert, but your symptoms sound like those which I think our Administrator Paul has said could be the "Hard/Flaccid" pelvic problem. There's a very interesting post from Fed1981, who was your age, "Hard Flaccid - success story ..."...

Everything DQQ678 says also applies to me. If scarring is a real thing, I guess the 31 gauge needles must cause less tissue damage, but my corpora do not lie at the same distance below the skin everywhere along my length, so I have to use the longer 1/2in (13mm) needles in a few places, and they onl...

My corpora are not at the same level below the skin everywhere. Most of the time I can get into a corpus with 5/16in=8mm needle, but in two places I need 1/2in=13mm.

EasyTouch syringes have less friction than BD.