Patient's question:
Male, 56 years old, I used to be a very calm person, but recently I can't control my temper and always argue with my family. I see nothing the way it should be. What's going on with me? Please ask: What are the symptoms of male menopause?Doctor's answer:
General male menopause typically occurs again during the 50-60 age period, slightly later than in women. At this time, due to the increase of androgens in the body, a series of discomfort symptoms reappear, such as palpitations, chest pain, dizziness, fatigue, lower back pain, skin relaxation and aging, the reappearance of age spots, increased nocturia, decreased libido, intercostal muscle expansion, hunchback, and other phenomena. The recurrence of these symptoms indicates that male menopause has begun.