Patient's question:
I've been feeling hot flashes and chest tightness lately, which is very uncomfortable. I also tend to get angry easily. What are the symptoms of menopause syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Males are more prone to andropause between the ages of 50 and 60, and the severity can vary greatly. Mild cases may not cause any noticeable symptoms, while severe cases exhibit more pronounced effects. The common clinical manifestations of andropause include:In terms of mental and psychological aspects, symptoms may include poor concentration, lack of confidence in handling tasks, weakened job performance, impaired memory and adaptability, indecisiveness in problem-solving, and a tendency to fall into states of sadness, anxiety, suspicion, extremism, and frustration.
Physically, individuals may feel exhausted and require more rest to cope with daily activities.
Functionally, patients may experience a persistent decline in libido, sexual response, and sexual ability. The refractory period during masturbation shortens, semen volume decreases, and sperm quality declines. In some cases, premature ejaculation and early impotence may reappear.