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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
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.