What are the specific symptoms of male menopause?

Generally speaking, men will enter menopause when they reach a certain age. This is when they will experience huge changes in their physical and psychological aspects, which can have a very negative impact on themselves. However, most male friends may not be very familiar with the symptoms of menopause, so today I will explain it in detail. Let's read it carefully together.

1. Menopausal anxiety. A small number of patients have menopausal syndrome, which is actually a manifestation of anxiety: anxiety and tension for no reason all day or intermittently, restlessness, fear and anxiety without a target or reason. There are various autonomic nervous system dysfunctions and physical discomfort. Fidgeting, rubbing hands and stamping feet are common and distinctive characteristics of anxiety.

2. Menopausal depression. The physical and mental functions of male patients will gradually decline. They will lack interest and fun in everything, have no vitality in life, be depressed and pessimistic, have negative words and deeds, feel lazy, have slow thinking, and have no ability. These symptoms are already in the category of mental illness.

3. Menopausal paranoia. Many male patients will become sensitive and suspicious, distrustful of others, overthinking, making trouble out of nothing, and full of suspicion. This is one of the manifestations of menopausal mental illness; hypochondria, cancer phobia, and insecurity about one's own health are also very common. Men and women with such problems should receive mental health training. With the rapid development of modern society, the pressure on work units, families and individuals is increasing. Therefore, middle-aged people who are at the intersection of pressure are more likely to suffer from menopausal syndrome. As a result, they are also more likely to contract high blood pressure, coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular and premature aging.

This is generally the adverse reaction that men experience during menopause, and it is generally easier for them to detect it themselves. The editor would like to remind all male friends that if you find similar symptoms in your daily life, you must be vigilant about the disease and consult a professional psychologist.