Do middle-aged men have menopause?

We usually say that women tend to become irritable and ill-tempered when they reach a certain age. In fact, this is the so-called menopause. So, women have menopause, do men have menopause? This question has always troubled many male friends. Because many men also have some symptoms similar to women's menopause when they reach a certain age. This makes many people confused.

Men's menopause occurs at different ages. Currently, about 30% of men will experience clinical symptoms of male menopause between the ages of 40 and 70, which is called "partial androgen deficiency in elderly men." Chinese medicine constitution theory believes that menopause is a special physical state in the process of life and a turning point from prosperity to decline.

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."

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.

In fact, many people think that men do not have menopause. In fact, men also have menopause. Moreover, after menopause, personality, temperament, and physical fitness will change. However, the probability of menopause is much lower than that of women, and it is not easy to detect.