TYPES OF IMPOTENCE 

Arteriogenic impotence

Where the arteries supplying blood to the penis do not bring in enough blood to cause an erection. This can occur because of a narrowing of the arteries such as occurs in the elderly, diabetics and those with high blood pressure or because of injury to the genital region which causes a block in the artery to the penis. The last is very common in the young. The injury can be major and sudden as after a vehicular accident causing a fracture of the pelvis or pubic bones, or low grade and gradual. This is very common in bicycle and other riders and occurs because sustained friction in that region causes a clot-like substance (thrombus) to develop in the artery. This clot gradually grows and ultimately blocks the artery completely.

Arteriogenic impotence resulting from injuries is very common but often unsuspected because of ignorance of the causative conditions. Many such patients are to be found in orthopedic and urology wards. The impotence is often discovered much later, after the more obvious wounds and fractures have healed. Ironically, it is most often discovered by the patient himself and not by the doctor.

Related links: 

Venogenic impotence

Neurogenic impotence
Impotence from diabetes mellitus

Endocrinologic impotence (or hormonal)

Psychogenic impotence

Discover Virilplant®, the revolutionary all-natural product without side effects, against impotence, erectile dysfunction (ED), and frigidity

For further resources about impotence, erectile dysfunction and frigidity, see:

Impotence

How to fight impotence with Virilplant®

Sexual impotence

Causes for impotence

Impotence F.A.Q.

Is impotence only psychological?

All the types of impotence

Arteriogenic impotence

Venogenic impotence

Neurogenic impotence

Impotence from diabetes

Endocrinologic impotence

Psychogenic impotence

How to prevent impotence

Garlic against impotence

Symptoms of impotence

Erectile dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction and penis erection

Erectile dysfunction: definition and prevalence

Knowing erectile dysfunction

Causes for erectile dysfunction 

Types of erectile dysfunction

Treatments for erectile dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction F.A.Q.

Frigidity

How to fight frigidity with Virilplant®

Definition of frigidity

Common causes for frigidity

Copyright © 2005 - 2009 (Virilplant) against impotence and frigidity - All rights reserved.. 

Last revision: December 07, 2007

Virilplant against impotence  |  Key benefits of Virilplant  |  How to prepare Virilplant  |  Our guarantee  |  F.A.Q's

Impotence Index  |  Sexual impotence  |  Impotence causes  |  Impotence FAQ  |  Psychological impotence  |  Impotence types   

Arteriogenic impotence  |  Venogenic impotence  |  Neurogenic impotence  |  Impotence from diabetes mellitus  

Endocrinologic impotence (or hormonal)  |  Psychogenic impotence  |  Prevent impotence  |  Garlic against impotence 

Impotence symptoms  |  Erectile dysfunction  |  Erectile dysfunction incidence  |  Knowing erectile dysfunction  

Erectile dysfunction causes  |  Erectile dysfunction types  |  Erectile dysfunction treatments  |  Virilplant against frigidity  

What is frigidity  |  Causes for frigidity  |  Age and sexuality  |  Sexuality in later life  |  Aphrodisiacs  |  Aphrodisiac spices

Natural remedies  |  Slimplant fast weight loss  |  Slimplant specifications  |  Testimonials  |  The truth about diet   Body fat calculator

Weight loss index  |  Fast weight loss tips  |  Weight loss & plateau effect  |  Understanding your body fat  |  Overweight & obesity FAQ  

Understanding adult obesity  |  Obesity & Body Mass Index  |  Obesity causes  |  Consequence of obesity  |  Treatment for obesity 

Celluplant cellulite treatment  |  Celluplant specifications  |  Celluplant & cellulite F.A.Q.  |  Before-After photos  |  Testimonials 

Cellulite Index   |  Cellulite and body fat  |  What is cellulite  |  Causes for cellulite  |  Cellulite Tips Cellulite free life  |  Cellulite treatments  

How to order  |  Shipment  |  Our Company  |  Contact us  |  Privacy policy  |  Sitemap