Kikischmoo
New Member
First experience with this product. When prescribed I was instructed to use only 25. I chose to go lighter in caution and took 20. As for the results...within minutes "rock hard". So hard though that some sensation was extremely diminished. The problem was it wouldn't go away. Starting about seven hours in I began google searching in panic and found this site. I did almost everything posters suggested. Warm bath soaks felt the best, especially sitting up in tub rather then laying back. I did the ten minute walk, then twenty, then went another ten for a total of thirty minutes. Was actually harder as the walk progressed. Where I am from the old school sudafed has been banned 100%
i iced and iced keeping the area cooled as much as possible between warm water soaks.
at the 18 hr point I surrenderd and went to emergency. When there I bypassed the waiting list immediately. Four hours later they froze the area, removed several syringes of fluid and ended up over a period of time giving me six shots of the required medicine in the sudafed. After a hour very little results. Dr informed me he was getting a specialist from another hospital in city but it would be about three hours as he was in another operation.
Fell asleep and was woken hours later by dr. When sheets removed to monitor what he had to do swelling had gone way down and crisis averted.
Only advice I can give is go to the Dr sooner then I did.
I have a very low pain tolerance, and this all sounds painful but other then the two freezing needles which were mosquito bites at worse after that it was 100% painless. Even healing pain after is very minor discomfort.
Thanks to the guys who posted here on this. It gave me the courage to get into emergency, I was very scared and freaking out and the postings on here gave me courage.
probably never doing trimix again but wouldn't advise other either way. If you do, start with less. You can always do more the next time.
i iced and iced keeping the area cooled as much as possible between warm water soaks.
at the 18 hr point I surrenderd and went to emergency. When there I bypassed the waiting list immediately. Four hours later they froze the area, removed several syringes of fluid and ended up over a period of time giving me six shots of the required medicine in the sudafed. After a hour very little results. Dr informed me he was getting a specialist from another hospital in city but it would be about three hours as he was in another operation.
Fell asleep and was woken hours later by dr. When sheets removed to monitor what he had to do swelling had gone way down and crisis averted.
Only advice I can give is go to the Dr sooner then I did.
I have a very low pain tolerance, and this all sounds painful but other then the two freezing needles which were mosquito bites at worse after that it was 100% painless. Even healing pain after is very minor discomfort.
Thanks to the guys who posted here on this. It gave me the courage to get into emergency, I was very scared and freaking out and the postings on here gave me courage.
probably never doing trimix again but wouldn't advise other either way. If you do, start with less. You can always do more the next time.