Patient's question:
Male, 47 years old, but recently he always feels very agitated and easily wants to argue with his family. Especially in the afternoon, he feels very hot and annoyed. Is this menopausal syndrome? If so, please ask: What are the symptoms of menopausal syndrome in men?Doctor's answer:
Menopausal syndrome is a common disease that is prone to occur in middle-aged populations. If detected early, it can be adjusted early on. This condition is caused by many factors and is also a psychosomatic disease, such as environmental factors, smoking, drinking, and overwork, which can all lead to a decrease in male testosterone levels. The symptoms of male menopausal syndrome are numerous and complex, lacking specificity. In males, it manifests as reduced libido and erectile dysfunction. In addition to fatigue, poor concentration, memory decline, increased deep sleep, and enhanced learning ability, some patients may also experience symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, and cold limbs.