When do men enter menopause?

When do men enter menopause? Men and women are the same, they also have menopause, but there are certain differences in men's menopause. Men enter menopause later than women, around the age of 50. When men enter menopause, there are also many issues that need to be paid attention to. Physical regulation is very important.

We all know that women will experience menopause. In fact, men are the same. After the age of 40-50, most people will also experience menopausal symptoms, such as worse temper, sweating, fatigue... The difference is that men's menopause is not taken too seriously. In fact, like women, they need more attention from their families to help them get rid of menopausal troubles.

"Andropause" is not a new term, at least not in the medical field. As early as 1939, Western scholar Heller proposed the concept of "andropause". The transition period from middle age to old age is male menopause, at which a group of syndromes with corresponding clinical symptoms and signs may appear, which will have adverse effects on the functions of multiple organ systems and reduce the quality of life. At the same time, it may be accompanied by or without a decrease in serum testosterone levels. This phenomenon is called male menopause syndrome. Generally speaking, most male menopause begins after the age of 40-50. However, not all men will experience clinical symptoms after entering menopause, that is to say, this transition period can be a normal aging process or a disease process accompanied by clinical symptoms.

In recent years, more and more men in my country have menopausal symptoms, and the age of onset is also showing an early trend. This result is caused by many factors. In addition to age factors, there are also high-risk groups for male menopause. They often have the following situations: high work and life pressure, such as white-collar workers, managers, etc.; chronic diseases, such as diabetes, depression, cardiovascular disease, etc.; unhealthy lifestyles, such as smoking, alcoholism, etc.; poor living environment; lack of physical exercise; abdominal obesity, etc.

What symptoms are considered male menopause?

Poor physical strength and chronic insomnia: As they age, men in menopause will experience a decline in physical strength and will easily feel tired and weak; their intelligence and spatial skills will decline; they will be prone to insomnia and even have sleeping disorders; their muscle strength and muscle mass will decrease, and they will often feel sore waist and weak legs.

Bad temper and prone to pessimism: Men in menopause will experience a decline in memory, thinking ability and concentration; they are prone to depression, and often have emotional indifference, low mood, pessimism and disappointment, and lose enthusiasm for life; they may even become nervous, irritable, suspicious, etc.

Excessive sweating and frequent palpitations: Due to cardiovascular aging, vascular problems such as poor vascular elasticity, hardening, and arteriosclerosis occur one after another, leading to vascular dysregulation, and symptoms such as facial flushing, sweating, palpitations, and headaches are likely to occur.

Decreased sexual ability: A decrease in androgen levels leads to decreased libido, decreased sexual activity, decreased penile erection hardness, decreased frequency and quality of nocturnal erections, and testicular atrophy.

When do men enter menopause? After entering menopause, men need to pay attention to many issues. They need to know how to take care of their bodies and how to regulate their emotions. These are all issues that need attention. By adjusting their mentality, they can better go through menopause, so everyone should pay attention to their bodies.