Patient's question:
My husband is 42 years old this year. I know that women have menopause, and recently I feel his temper is a bit like it. It seems that people don't really question whether men also have menopause. How should male menopause be treated?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of male menopause generally reappear around the age of 50, causing a series of disturbances that interfere with work and daily life. The increasing pressure men face in their work and daily lives also exacerbates the symptoms of menopause to some extent, greatly affecting their physical health. First and foremost, it's important to maintain a positive mindset. It's not tight—everyone experiences menopausal symptoms differently, and once this period passes, everyone is the same, so there's no need to worry too much. If men enter menopause, they must always maintain an optimistic and open attitude, listen more and worry less about trivial matters. Adhering to moderate exercise every day, consuming more foods rich in vitamin E, and avoiding alcohol can help mitigate these effects.