What are the symptoms of menopause in men?

Female menopause is very common. When women reach middle age, they are very likely to suffer from menopausal diseases. When these diseases occur, women's emotions and bodies will show obvious manifestations. After these conditions occur, treatment is the best method. In addition to women, men also have menopause. What are the symptoms of male menopause? This is also something that men don't understand very well.

After men enter menopause, their bodies will also show obvious symptoms. At this time, men also need timely treatment. So what are the symptoms of menopause? The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have a good understanding of this issue.

Symptoms of menopause:

Sweating a lot, often palpitations

Due to cardiovascular aging, vascular problems such as decreased vascular elasticity, hardening, and arteriosclerosis occur one after another, leading to vascular dysregulation and prone to symptoms such as facial flushing, sweating, palpitations, and headaches.

Decreased sexual ability

The 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.

Indigestion, abdominal distension

Male menopausal patients may experience the same symptoms as female menopausal patients, such as loss of appetite, indigestion, abdominal distension after eating, bitter taste in the mouth, constipation or diarrhea.

Poor physical strength, frequent insomnia

As they age, men in menopause will experience a decline in physical strength, and they will easily feel tired and weak; their intelligence and spatial skills will decline; they will be prone to insomnia and even sleep disorders; their muscle strength and muscle mass will decrease, and they will often feel back pain and weak legs.

Bad temper, 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 and jealous.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the symptoms of male menopause. Men also need timely treatment after such a situation occurs. During male menopause, we need to be careful about smoking and drinking. These are not good for the male body and are great obstacles to the treatment of the disease.