A man who has never had an erection sufficient for coitus is said to have
A) orgasmic difficulties.
B) retarded ejaculation.
C) lifelong erectile difficulties.
D) primary erectile difficulties.

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A man who has never had an erection sufficient for coitus is said to have lifelong erectile difficulties. Option A "orgasmic difficulties" refers to the inability to achieve orgasm even with sufficient stimulation, Option B "retarded ejaculation" is the delayed or prolonged ejaculation, whereas Option D "primary erectile difficulties" refers to those who have had previous satisfactory sexual experiences, but currently are experiencing difficulties with erectile function.

A Man Who Has Never Had an Erection Sufficient for Coitus