An inability to develop or maintain an erection during intercourse due to insufficient bloodflow to the penis is most clearly an indication of
A) the refractory period.
B) premature ejaculation.
C) a paraphilia.
D) erectile disorder.

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Erectile disorder is the inability to develop or maintain an erection during intercourse due to insufficient blood flow to the penis. The refractory period refers to the period after orgasm during which a man cannot have another orgasm, premature ejaculation refers to ejaculating before or shortly after sexual penetration, and a paraphilia is a sexual behavior that is considered abnormal or deviant. None of these accurately describe the presented symptoms.

An Inability to Develop or Maintain an Erection During Intercourse