What is the menopause age for men?

Everyone should know about menopause. This refers to middle-aged and elderly people in their 40s and 50s. The first thing we think of during menopause is women, but in fact, men also experience menopause. However, many people don’t know what symptoms men will experience when they reach menopause? And what should they do? Let’s take a look today!

1. Mental symptoms are mainly changes in temperament, such as low mood, sadness, depression and crying, or nervousness, nervousness, mood swings, or delusions, suspicion, lack of trust, etc.

2. Autonomic dysfunction is mainly a symptom of the cardiovascular system, such as palpitations, precordial discomfort, or blood pressure fluctuations, dizziness, tinnitus, and sweating. Gastrointestinal symptoms are loss of appetite and bloating. Symptoms of the nervous system are insomnia, frequent dreams, easy awakening, memory loss, forgetfulness, slow reaction, etc.

3. Common sexual dysfunctions include decreased libido, impotence, premature ejaculation, and decreased semen.

4. Posture changes: Muscles all over the body begin to relax, subcutaneous fat becomes more abundant than before, the body becomes fatter, and appears "plump".

First of all, we should strengthen physical exercise, improve physical fitness, boost our spirits, maintain a peaceful and optimistic mood, and develop good living habits. The care and understanding of family and colleagues are also very important. Practice has shown that testosterone therapy can improve overall health and mood, increase sexual desire, and increase muscle strength and bone density. At present, the most ideal drug is oral testosterone drugs. However, it must be noted that testosterone supplementation may aggravate latent prostate diseases such as prostate hyperplasia and prostate cancer. Therefore, a detailed examination should be conducted before starting treatment, and medication should be used under the guidance of a doctor.

People who have already entered menopause must pay attention to relaxing their mood and not have too much psychological pressure. If there is an emergency, they need help from their family and communicate. If necessary, they can also go to the hospital for some professional examinations and treatment. Some patients need to take medication. If the condition is more serious, they should take it seriously.