Can't say "great"

After my last ER meeting with a uro, I went in for a followup. He suggested Bimix, and I thought, while I have the Trimix on the way, I'll give the bimix a shot (pardon the pun).
I started with 4 units of bimix, and titrated up to 6. At 6, I had some "intermittent" results.
Then, had a special event, didn't have my notes, and went to 8 units (should have been 7). Apparently, that isn't a good number

I tried all of the tricks, but my phenyleferine hadn't arrived yet. I did have "bend-able" detumescence, after about 5 hours, and fell asleep. Woke up 2 hours later, and knew it wasn't going down.
This time, the uro did the PE protocol the same as I would have done at home, 7 rounds. Ended up with aspiration.
The uro STRONGLY SUGGESTED "no injections". I meet with his colleague next week.
In the interim, I have started a NO stack that includes 5mg of tadalafil 2x a day. I will be trying that, plus 20mg "pre-event" tomorrow.
There are two things that I will be asking:
1) EVERY time that I've had a a priapism, it has been from injecting on the left side. I am right handed, and use an autoinjecter with 1/2 needle (clearly, I am making it into
corpus cavernosum ).
2)I wonder about the "timing" of the phenylepherine injections - if they had been injected earlier in the process, would that have worked better?
Right now, I am going to see how the 20mg tadalafil works combined with the daily dose (i have not tried the daily + protocol before) and really working hard to drop some additional weight.
I know, this sounds insane reading it, but I'd like to try a 6-7 unit dose again. Mini Me isn't so sure-He doesn't even want my partner to wear white lol.
As an aside, the uro that I saw this last time, was the same one I initially saw. I have to say, his clinical bedside manner was MUCH better than his office. A 5 min "wait and see" between each injection is not something that was easy. He did wonder aloud, "I wonder why the PE can't be injected intravenously".. sigh, I kindly informed him that wouldn't even get INTO the
corpus cavernosum because there wasn't flow. Not to mention, the possible cardiac implications. (doh).
Neil, thanks for asking. This is what makes this forum so great, people seriously care.