Trimix & Delayed Ejaculation

[Growinjim]

I found that by Reducing my Trimix dose from 0.2 mL
to merely 0.05 mL (5 units on 1 mL syringe) last week I had a
long and great orgasm
but without actual ejaculation. But it was Great. I didn't time
it, but it felt like nearly a minute!
I'll try again soon. Maybe it was retrograde ejaculation.

I HAD been able to ejaculate before for a couple of years
but with wife providing digital stimulation on prostate.

But the reduced Trimix didn't need prostate massage. And
It seemed like a much longer orgasm.

[Growinjim]

ps. To my post earlier today. I usually lately have taken
100 mg generic Viagra along with Trimix as is
recommended by some; decried by others. I DID use gen-Viagr
In my post earlier today.

[scharff]

Before I started on Trimix I had to be careful when drinking alcohol. The "whiskey dick" syndrome for me was very real. Forget about the ejaculation, it just wouldn't get hard. Even in her mouth which is heaven for me. When I first starting using Trimix, the erection was something I could count on but I kind of ignored the ramifications of drinking, thinking that the injection would make it hard. And it did. Ejaculation was a different story and I've had a couple of times where she was making me feel quite good and in fact she had already been satisfied, but in spite of my erection I just couldn't release. Skip ahead to the next morning and a mutual masturbation session with her ended up with a normal release. She was disappointed that she couldn't make me cum the night before but very pleased with the outcome in the morning. My urologist also said that my diabetes (controlled now) doesn't help. She was the one to put me on Trimix and I recall her saying that delayed or no ejaculation was a possibility.

[dan_dan]

Dealing with alcohol and erectile issues, especially with diabetes, can be tough. Trimix helps with erections but doesn't always solve ejaculation problems. Here are some tips:

Alcohol Impact: Alcohol affects erectile function. While Trimix helps, too much alcohol can still hinder ejaculation.

Trimix Side Effects: Delayed or absent ejaculation is a common side effect of Trimix.

Diabetes: Well-controlled diabetes can still impact sexual function due to blood flow and nerve issues.

Partner Communication: Openly communicate with your partner about what's happening and how you both feel.

Experiment: Try different timings for Trimix and alcohol to see what works best.

Consult Your Urologist: Keep your urologist updated. They might adjust your dosage or suggest other treatments.

You're not alone, and experimenting with these factors can help find what works best for you.