What are the symptoms of male menopause?

With the continuous development of society and the increase of work pressure, in addition to women, menopause has also arrived. We may feel very surprised, but this is the real situation. In fact, men will experience a transition from the peak to the decline of gonadal function after the age of 45. At this time, men have reached the so-called menopause stage. With the appearance of some symptoms, men may behave differently. At this time, as a wife, you need to understand some symptoms of male menopause, adjust your partner's mentality as much as possible, and ease the time of menopause. Friends who don't know what the symptoms of male menopause are, you can read the following content to correctly understand what the symptoms of menopause are?

(1) Psychoneural symptoms: Nervous hypersensitivity, irritability, temper tantrums, fatigue, frequent feelings of depression, decreased memory, thinking ability and concentration, decreased sleep, insomnia, decreased interest, frequent numbness and tingling, frequent feelings of uneasiness or fear, frequent feelings of loneliness, lack of self-confidence, easy to get entangled in trivial matters, dizziness, tinnitus, blurred vision, and dull sensation.

(2) Symptoms of the autonomic nervous system include irritability, dizziness, chest tightness, palpitations, shortness of breath, headache, black spots in front of the eyes, and some people feel cold limbs.

(3) Common symptoms of sexual dysfunction include loss of libido or sexual desire, and impotence. The cause is a decrease in dopamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine levels in the brain, which is a change in the transmission capacity of the central nervous system mediators. Most of the reasons are physiological. The decline in sexual function in men during menopause is a sign of the transition to old age and the subsequent decline of various organs.

(4) Digestive system symptoms: dry mouth, hunger or loss of appetite, diarrhea or constipation, etc.

(5) Urinary system symptoms include frequent urination, increased frequency of urination at night, and dribbling after urination.

(6) Metabolic symptoms: Disorders in fat metabolism, accumulation of fat in the body, and increased blood cholesterol can cause atherosclerosis of blood vessels; disorders in water and sodium metabolism can cause water and sodium retention and lead to edema; accelerated bone absorption and reduced activity can lead to osteoporosis, manifested by low back pain, pain in the lumbar spine, chest, back, and heels, and weakness in the limbs.

(7) Skin changes: Skin nutritional disorders can lead to various skin diseases such as skin itching, neurodermatitis, menopausal dermatitis, scrotal eczema, and coldness.

After reading the above introduction, you will have a general understanding of male menopause and why men over 40 are more lewd than younger men. Perhaps this is due to changes in the male body. Families and society need to know more about male menopause and help men get out of menopause as soon as possible. Men of this age group should also understand what menopause is. They need to strengthen their exercise, do more happy things, and stay healthy physically and mentally.