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Delayed ejaculation
Marked delay or absence of ejaculation in most sexual encounters, with discomfort.
Common signs
Tips
For you
- Medical and medication review
- Take the pressure off the goal
- Sex therapy
For family and friends
- Take the pressure off the goal together
- Talk openly about what you enjoy
When to ask for help
- See your doctor if you take antidepressants or other medication
- If it causes distress in the relationship
Guidance test
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Reviewed by María Teresa Fernández Vicente, health psychologist and neuropsychologist (registration no. CV17304), in November 2026. Educational information prepared by the Clínica Vivaldi team based on the DSM-5-TR classification. It does not replace a professional assessment and cannot be used to diagnose.