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| I'm going for my annual physical next week. It seems as if Viagra has
lost its effect for I now need about 150 mg for any effect. Thus, I'm
interested in trimix. I'm not sure my gp has any experience in
injections but what should I ask him?
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| Jerry Sturdivant 2005-03-19, 11:43 am |
| Tell him you're interested in Injection Therapy. If he offers Caverject,
tell him you want Tri-mix because of the economy.
Jerry of ASI
"Tom" < PIZSDZLZDXWG@spammotel.com> wrote in message
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I'm going for my annual physical next week. It seems as if Viagra has
lost its effect for I now need about 150 mg for any effect. Thus, I'm
interested in trimix. I'm not sure my gp has any experience in
injections but what should I ask him?
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| ernestnolan 2005-03-19, 11:43 am |
| Hi,
This is outside of the normal GP realm.
This is an ED therapy normally provided by a urologist. Yes once you get the
expensive visits and your first prescription then you can ask you GP to
continue the prescriptions instead of seeing the specialist every year.
ED has several causes and age related ED is typically nerves that have
become less sensitive and can not deliver the message that viagra helped get
thru.
Call and ask about trimix before making the uro appointment as trimix is the
best option performer and less expensive.
ernestnolan
"Tom" < PIZSDZLZDXWG@spammotel.com> wrote in message
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> I'm going for my annual physical next week. It seems as if Viagra has
> lost its effect for I now need about 150 mg for any effect. Thus, I'm
> interested in trimix. I'm not sure my gp has any experience in
> injections but what should I ask him?
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