Symptoms of premature menopause in men

In our lives, many women are particularly prone to premature menopause. The most obvious manifestation of premature menopause in women is the cessation of menstruation. In fact, some men also experience premature menopause due to excessive stress in life. The main clinical manifestation of premature menopause in men is decreased sexual function and possible night sweating. So what are the obvious symptoms of premature menopause in men?

Symptoms include palpitations, hot flashes, sweating and other cardiovascular system dysfunction symptoms.

Which men are more likely to suffer from menopausal syndrome?

People who do mental work but rarely exercise, or those who used to exercise but suddenly stopped, are more likely to experience early menopause. On the contrary, those who have more opportunities to go out or exercise regularly will experience menopause later. A Japanese study summarized several occupations that are prone to male menopause syndrome: bank employees, teachers, architects, and corporate backbones.

Experts believe that men who sit for a long time are more likely to have menopausal problems. Men who sit for a long time often suffer from indigestion, lack of energy, and excessive fatigue due to lack of exercise opportunities. Especially for middle-aged and elderly people, the more obvious harm is abdominal obesity, i.e. general belly. In addition, sitting in a chair for a long time will also lead to slow reaction and reduced sensitivity, so it is not surprising that sexual dysfunction occurs.

What are the symptoms of premature menopause in men?

Physical symptoms: decreased physical strength and energy, easy fatigue, loss of appetite, constipation or diarrhea, bone and joint pain, decreased muscle mass and strength, frequent back pain and leg weakness, hair loss and abdominal obesity, etc.

Psychological symptoms: lack of concentration, memory loss, irritability, anger, suspicion or emotional indifference, pessimism, and loss of enthusiasm for life.

Nervous system symptoms: there may be shortness of breath, local numbness, tingling, cold limbs, pain in various locations or a crawling sensation on the skin; autonomic nervous system dysfunction is mainly manifested by cardiovascular system symptoms, such as palpitations, precordial discomfort, blood pressure fluctuations, dizziness, tinnitus, black spots in front of the eyes, hot flashes, and sweating; neurasthenia symptoms include insomnia, insomnia, frequent dreams, easy awakening, forgetfulness, and slow reaction.

Decreased sexual function: decreased libido, decreased sexual activity, erectile dysfunction, decreased orgasm and libido, weak ejaculation and decreased semen volume, etc.

Causes of male menopause

As men age, their kidney qi gradually weakens, and the supply of essence and blood becomes increasingly insufficient, resulting in what Chinese medicine calls "liver yin and blood deficiency."

Some men's testosterone secretion begins to decrease due to factors such as physical decline, illness, overwork, mental stress, and excessive social pressure.

Due to changes in one's own physical constitution, one cannot regulate oneself, resulting in a series of functional disorders in the body.

Unhealthy lifestyles such as smoking and alcoholism can easily trigger the early onset of menopause.

Everyone should really take a good look at the "Symptoms of Male Premature Menopause", whether male or female. Men can judge themselves based on these and then improve themselves better. Women can see if the people around them have these characteristics. If so, they can take care of them more in life as early as possible.