9 physical changes that affect men's lives

Men around 40 are at the peak of their careers, but it is also worth noting that middle age is not only a period of physical maturity, but also a period of transition to old age. This stage is also the formation period of diseases, because physiological functions begin to decline from the peak, some organs begin to decline, and many diseases break out or appear at this time. "Before the age of 40, you gamble with your life for money, and after the age of 40, you buy your life with money" has become the best portrayal of men of this age. An important principle of disease prevention and treatment is early detection and early treatment. Therefore, middle-aged people should be alert to some "small changes" in their bodies:

1. If you have frequent urination and your urine is dirty, be careful about whether you have diabetes, prostate hypertrophy or prostate cancer;

2. If you feel breathless and anxious when climbing up a slope, or often have chest tightness, chest pain, or restlessness, be careful whether you have high blood pressure or heart disease;

3. Coughing with a lot of sputum, sometimes with blood in the sputum, be careful whether you have bronchial dilatation, tuberculosis, lung cancer, etc.;

4. Loss of appetite, abdominal distension and discomfort, irregular bowel movements, be careful whether you have stomach problems, liver and gallbladder diseases, or stomach cancer or colon cancer;

5. If you drink less and have difficulty waking up from a hangover, be careful about whether you have liver disease or arteriosclerosis;

6. Stomach discomfort, often with dull pain, acid reflux, belching and other symptoms, be careful whether you have chronic stomach disease, especially gastric ulcer or gastric cancer;

7. You are prone to forgetfulness and sometimes do the same thing over and over again. Be careful whether you have cerebral arteriosclerosis, cerebral infarction, etc.

8. If your joints become stiff and painful, be careful whether you have rheumatic arthritis;

9. Swelling of the face and lower limbs, and back pain may indicate kidney disease.