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Finish Easier in Bed

Can't finish during sex

Also called Delayed ejaculation, Can't finish in bed, Can only finish alone, Death grip

2 min plan45 min with every studyUpdated Sep 28, 2026

Who it's forA man who takes far longer than he wants to finish with a partner, or cannot finish at all, but may manage alone.

When to see a doctor
  • Back pain with numbness around the genitals or butt, weakness in both legs, bladder or bowel changes, or suddenly unable to orgasm: call 911 or go to the ER.
  • On bupropion, a seizure: call 911.
  • Back pain with feeling hot, shivery or generally unwell: see urgent care or your doctor today.
  • It started with a new antidepressant or other medicine: see the prescriber. Never stop it yourself.
  • It started after pelvic, bladder, prostate or spinal surgery or injury: see your doctor.
  • Loss of feeling in the penis: see your doctor for more tests.
  • Thirsty, peeing more, tired or losing weight: see your doctor for a diabetes blood test.
  • Tired, cold, gaining weight and low: see your doctor for a thyroid blood test.
  • Orgasm with little or no semen, and cloudy pee after sex: see your doctor.
  • Blood in your semen: see your doctor.
  • On cabergoline, breathless, swollen ankles, chest pain or a lasting cough: see the prescriber.
  • Trouble finishing that keeps happening and bothers you: see your doctor.

I am not a doctor. This is not medical advice. This is self-education. Every dose on this page is the one a trial or a label used, quoted from it. It is not a prescription. Talk to a physician who has your history before anything in the With a doctor group.