In lifelong erectile disorder,the man has

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Lifelong erectile disorder refers to a man who has never been able to have an erection that is satisfactory for intercourse. This is different from situational erectile disorder, where a man can sometimes have an erection but not in certain situations (e.g. with a specific partner or under high stress). Severe genital pain during intercourse (choice A) may be a symptom of another condition such as Peyronie's disease or vaginismus, but it is not representative of lifelong erectile disorder. Choice C refers to acquired erectile disorder, where a man was previously able to have satisfactory erections but can no longer do so due to physical or psychological factors. Choice D refers to delayed ejaculation, which is a separate condition from erectile disorder.

In Lifelong Erectile Disorder,the Man Has