What are the symptoms of male menopause syndrome?

I'm sure everyone has heard of menopause and is familiar with it. However, when most people talk about menopause, their first reaction is female menopause. In fact, menopausal syndrome is not only a disease for women, but also for men. Moreover, some of the symptoms of menopausal syndrome are similar to those of women. Let's learn more about it!

Male menopause syndrome is caused by the degeneration of testicular function. The degeneration and atrophy of the testicles is slow and gradual, the secretion of sex hormones is also slow, and the production of sperm does not completely disappear during menopause. Male menopause comes later and the time of onset is very inconsistent. The age of onset is generally around 55-65 years old. The clinical manifestations vary in severity. In mild cases, the symptoms are not even noticeable, while in severe cases, the symptoms affect life and work, and the patients feel very painful.

Male menopause is caused by the degeneration of testicular function. Mental symptoms are mainly changes in temperament, such as depression, sadness, depression and crying, or nervousness, nervousness, mood swings, or delusions, suspicion, lack of trust, etc.

Functional disorders mainly include cardiovascular system symptoms, such as palpitations, precordial discomfort, or blood pressure fluctuations, dizziness, tinnitus, hot flashes and sweating; gastrointestinal symptoms, such as loss of appetite, abdominal distension, constipation and loose stools; neurasthenia symptoms, such as insomnia, insomnia, frequent dreams, easy awakening, memory loss, forgetfulness, slow reaction, etc.

Sexual dysfunction, common symptoms include decreased libido, impotence, premature ejaculation, and low semen volume.

The body shape changes, muscles all over the body begin to relax, subcutaneous fat becomes more abundant than before, the body becomes fatter and appears "plump".

If men's menopausal conditions are more serious, they still need timely treatment and should be treated with medication. However, the medication must be prescribed by a professional doctor. Never take medication casually. When the above symptoms appear, you should pay attention to them. Relax your mind and don't be too nervous.