Men are more depressed when their period comes

You may think that menstruation is a woman's specialty, but in fact, men also have menstruation, but it is not called "aunt", but "uncle". And men's "uncle" comes later. Men after 40 are prone to irritability and temper. These are symptoms of menopause. Men's menopause is more troublesome than women's.

Common behaviors of men during their period:

1. The bowel movement becomes irregular and the time spent sitting on the toilet becomes longer; the rhythm and tone of speech become uneven, the voice becomes low, the speech becomes unclear, and there may even be stuttering;

2. Mouth sores, gum swelling and pain, and even oral ulcers; loss of appetite, even delicious food is unimpressive; the hands holding chopsticks or spoons become a little shaky, and food or soup spills on the table;

3. Looks a little shy, depressed, and unhappy; always smokes alone, and breathes heavily from time to time; always seems impatient and becomes irritable;

4. Always sitting down to read a book, but always flipping through the pages; or watching TV, switching channels, but never finding what you want to watch;

5. He becomes cold and even apathetic, and no longer says sweet words to his wife or girlfriend. When they try to get close to him, he feels uncomfortable and his "sexual interest" decreases greatly;

6. Getting angry from time to time, or worrying about inexplicable little things; having dull eyes, always seeming to avoid something, and appearing very fragile; in addition, other symptoms men may experience during their "vacation" include: headaches, insomnia, allergies, teeth grinding, nausea, jealousy, back pain, stiff neck, etc.