What about men's menopause? Many people are curious why men also have menopause. In fact, men's menopause is very common, but we usually don't pay attention to it. So what about men's menopause?
Firstly, men experience menopausal symptoms later than women. At this age, many people have retired and withdrawn from more social contact, their symptoms are provoked, and people's feelings range is very small; In addition, people may name menopausal symptoms as new terms such as post-retirement psychological disorders and retirement losses, diluting their thinking about menopausal factors.
Secondly, compared to women, men have relatively stable emotions and strong self-control. Especially men are generally not as easy to talk uncomfortable as women; It is not easy to quickly reflect their facial and emotional fluctuations.
Thirdly, males do not have significant physiological changes such as menstrual disorders and menopause, only females. This obvious change is easily associated with discomfort, etc.
If there are any other issues, then the general clinical medical materials and medical textbooks have not been discussed and elaborated, so we did not explore further due to the blank space in this topic. These are all reasons why male menopausal symptoms have not been noticed for a long time.
The symptoms of male menopause mostly manifest as decreased sexual interest and decreased sexual ability. However, a considerable number of people have nurtured Empathy and his love behavior while their sexual ability has declined and their sexual interest in the original spouse has weakened. Interference similar to female menopause, such as insomnia, decreased patience, susceptibility to stimulation, and suspicion. These situations are not sustainable. These symptoms of male menopause can only disturb people for about a year, lasting for several years, causing them to fall into a swamp, lose their temper, become furious, and cannot extricate themselves.
Fortunately, this is a problem that can naturally recover and self heal. Nevertheless, it clearly harasses and adversely affects menopausal men themselves, as well as their relatives and children who live with them. It is widely believed that this group of symptoms appears at this stage and is related to a decrease in male sex hormone (testosterone) secretion. But without a doubt, this is undoubtedly a basic evidence that needs further discussion.
Generally speaking, the physical changes in this group of symptoms are not so obvious and important, but more clearly manifested in personality, emotions, and subsequent instability in life. Menopausal men with this group of symptoms are usually individuals with relatively little physical activity. Their lives are in a degenerate monotony and boring repetition. From the perspective of people's mental and psychological health, in this situation, if you can make some positive efforts and try to change the old rules of life, it is particularly important to seek a new one, attract their attention, ignite their interests, and pursue it, it undoubtedly has positive practical significance.