Men, be careful, this age is most likely to enter menopause!

As we all know, when women enter menopause, they will experience huge changes both physically and mentally. For example, some menopausal women have abnormal tempers and physical problems. In fact, men also have menopause. At what age does men's menopause begin?

Men enter menopause at different ages

The age at which men enter menopause varies. Currently, about 30% of men will experience clinical symptoms of male menopause between the ages of 40 and 70. This is called "partial androgen deficiency in elderly men."

After the age of 30, the male reproductive system begins to deteriorate.

Generally speaking, the reproductive system of men begins to deteriorate around the age of 30, and the secretion of male hormones gradually decreases. When male hormones drop to a certain level, symptoms similar to those of female menopause will appear. Due to physiological differences, male menopause is different from female menopause. They do not have menopause and other signs of menopause, and their symptoms are not as obvious as those of women. The probability of their symptoms appearing is also lower than that of women.

How to take care of men during menopause

Men who enter menopause need to take better care of themselves, pay attention to health care, establish a reasonable lifestyle, and maintain an optimistic attitude. In addition, men's menopause can also be treated with testosterone supplementation therapy, which helps to alleviate male menopausal symptoms, improve male vitality and quality of life. In addition to age factors, men's menopause is also related to environmental pollution, smoking, drinking, fatigue and other factors. Therefore, the treatment of male menopause must take into account many factors in order to completely eliminate the symptoms of menopause. For menopausal men with severe symptoms such as sleep disorders, frustration, depression, lack of energy, physiological dysfunction, and boredom with married life, when treating male menopause, attention should be paid to distinguishing it from other diseases to avoid misdiagnosis. If male hormone supplementation therapy is needed, it is not suitable for the following two situations: prostate cancer and male breast cancer.