Can men have endocrine disorders?

Speaking of endocrine, we will naturally think of women. Indeed, in real life, women are more likely to have endocrine imbalances. However, nowadays, due to factors such as life pressure and living environment, more and more men are suffering from endocrine imbalances. Many men know very little about these aspects, and even have no idea that their endocrine is imbalanced, and do not adjust their endocrine in time, which has some negative impacts on their health.

Can boys have endocrine imbalance?

Men will naturally have endocrine imbalances, because men have the same estrogen, adrenal growth hormone, thyroid hormone, prolactin and other growth hormone levels as women, and are also controlled by these growth hormones. Therefore, endocrine imbalances not only occur in women, but also in men.

If endocrine imbalance occurs, the following symptoms may occur: lack of concentration, memory loss, poor sleep quality, fatigue, reduced professional ability, loss of interest in surrounding things, anxiety, anger, suspicion, neurosis, and interpersonal communication problems. Dizziness, panic, cold limbs, and pain and discomfort in unclear locations may also occur. Some men may also continue to experience muscle loss, increased body fat, decreased physiological needs, male sexual dysfunction, and acne on the skin.

What are the main manifestations of endocrine imbalance in men?

Hair loss is serious. Due to genetic factors, men will begin to lose their hair gradually after the age of 40, and may even become completely bald. Nowadays, work pressure is too high, and many men begin to lose their hair before they are 40. Hair loss on the M-shaped hairline is very serious, and it is often caused by endocrine imbalance. Once men begin to lose their endocrine, the balance of hormones in the body will be disrupted, and hair loss will begin. Even if you lose a lot of hair after the age of 40, don't take it as normal. Pay attention to your endocrine level. If you adjust it properly, the hair loss may be suppressed.

Men are weak and prone to anxiety. Men's endocrine is unbalanced and the body's hormones change, so the brain's control over the mind is not as good as before. Men will become more and more irritable and manic, and will continue to experience anxiety. Many men in their forties will actually experience menopause, and it is easy to have conflicts with their families. It is similar to the menopause of women, and is also caused by endocrine imbalance.

Reduced hair. Men with normal endocrine function will have more testosterone, so they will have more hair. However, once a man's endocrine system begins to become unbalanced, androgen metabolism decreases, hair will decrease, and even gradually fall out. In men's self-perception, less hair is an important manifestation of lack of masculinity, which may actually be caused by endocrine imbalance.

Insomnia and dreaminess. The normality of endocrine determines the internal balance of a person's body. Once the endocrine system is unbalanced, the body will be unbalanced, the quality of sleep will be affected, and you will not be able to fall asleep. Even if you fall asleep, you will continue to have many dreams, and even wake up at two or three o'clock in the morning. Sleep is greatly affected.

If this serious symptom occurs, it is recommended to conduct a growth hormone test to determine whether there is an endocrine imbalance.