What are the symptoms of male menopause?

In daily life, we often hear some female friends complain that their husbands are always going through menopause, because their tempers suddenly become very irritable, and they will also become angry for no reason, and they will emit negative energy, which cannot maintain the harmony of a family. So what are the symptoms of male menopause? Facing this question raised by everyone, please learn the following content with me in the next time.

Men's health experts point out that male menopause syndrome has become a serious disease that troubles men's health, and there is a trend of younger people suffering from it. The results of a clinical experiment show that the menopause phenomenon, which was originally a characteristic of the elderly, is now attacking middle-aged people, with the youngest being only 39 years old.

Guan is a senior manager of a joint venture in Tianjin Development Zone. At 42, he is in the prime of his life, full of energy and success, but recently he has often experienced unexplained depression, sudden hot flashes, fatigue, and inattention. In desperation, Guan went to the Urology Department for treatment and was diagnosed with "male menopause syndrome." After taking the right medicine and supplementing testosterone treatment, Guan's condition improved significantly, and the family regained a harmonious atmosphere.

Experts point out that the main reason for misdiagnosis of male menopause is the psychological misunderstanding of people. When talking about "menopause", most people only think of women. Compared with women, male menopause is often ignored because there are no obvious signs and the degree varies from person to person.

According to andrologists, menopausal symptoms vary from man to man, and there are three main types of symptoms:

1. Emotional and cognitive dysfunction

Such as fatigue, decreased work ability, and lack of concentration.

2. Decreased sexual function

3. Physiological symptoms

Such as insomnia, constipation, bone and joint pain, etc.; 4. Vasodilator symptoms, such as sweating, hot flashes, palpitations, etc.

These symptoms are primarily due to an imbalance in the interactions between the testicles, pituitary gland, hypothalamus, and cerebral cortex.

Entering menopause, the secretion of male hormones in men begins to decline, and the hypothalamus located above the pituitary gland is in an excited state, causing symptoms such as restlessness, irritability, palpitations, difficulty breathing, numbness of hands and feet, and headaches to recur. In addition, unhealthy lifestyles (such as smoking, alcoholism, etc.), chronic diseases, and poor living environments are also likely to induce early menopause. People who engage in mental labor and rarely exercise their bodies, or those who have engaged in intense sports before but suddenly stopped, are prone to early menopause. On the contrary, those who have more opportunities to go out or are often physically active will have a later menopause.

The above paragraphs have given us a good introduction to the symptoms of male menopause. I believe that friends who have read the above content carefully will have a deeper understanding. Of course, I would like to remind everyone that many friends will be very depressed when they are in menopause, so they need their relatives to give them more care and encouragement.