Patient's question:
These days, I've noticed that my husband has been feeling weak all over, can't sleep well at night, has memory loss, and even loses interest in sex. I wonder if he's sick with something. Today, I took him to the hospital, and the doctor said it's male menopause. I'd like to ask, what should be done about male menopause?Doctor's answer:
The male menopause is basically similar to the female menopause, mainly caused by an imbalance in the excretion of sex hormones in the body, leading to dysfunction of the vegetative nervous system. Long-term bad habits, such as smoking and drinking, excessive stress, tension, lack of physical exercise, and other unhealthy lifestyles, will make these symptoms more pronounced. For the treatment of male menopause, it is usually necessary to provide targeted personalized treatment based on the specific condition of the patient. First, it is important to maintain good lifestyle habits, such as not smoking, drinking beer, staying up late, eating too spicy or greasy foods, exercising, and cultivating some positive and optimistic interests. If necessary, you can also take more oral medications.