Post Date November, 16 2024
Male climacteric syndrome Male climacteric syndrome is a disease that many male friends are unfamiliar with and easy to be ignored. However, with the accelerated pace of life, especially the pressure of urban life, men are prone to panic, anxiety and self-confidence after entering the age of 50. These symptoms are the manifestations of menopausal syndrome. What are the specific symptoms of male climacteric syndrome? How should we recuperate and treat? Let's take a look.
Four clinical manifestations of male menopause
1. Mental symptoms: such as depression, nervousness, loss of curiosity, moodiness, and paranoia;
2. Symptoms of neurological disorders: such as palpitation, chest discomfort, dizziness and tinnitus, hot flashes, sweating, anorexia, abnormal stool, insomnia, forgetfulness, etc;
3. Sexual dysfunction or disorder;
4. The body posture changes: the muscles of the whole body slowly start to relax, and the body begins to become fat and fat.
How can male menopause go through safely?
Experts said that men over 50 years of age or under 50 years of age with obvious clinical manifestations are recommended to receive regular diagnosis and treatment from urologists or andrologists in the hospital. Partial androgen deficiency with severe symptoms can be relieved after androgen replacement treatment.
The level of testosterone secreted by the testis depends to some extent on the stimulation of regular sexual activities. Therefore, a healthy and moderate sexual life is necessary to stimulate and maintain testicular function, which is also one of the methods to prevent partial androgen deficiency.
In terms of diet, menopausal men should eat more food to improve and enhance sexual function. After men enter menopause, they will generally have a decline in sexual function and sexual desire. In terms of diet, it is recommended to eat some foods that can improve and enhance sexual function, because after the general sexual function is improved, the symptoms of male menopause can generally be alleviated.
Men can delay menopause by eating five more foods
Mutton is the first choice to enhance sexual function. The decrease of male hormone level will also affect the process of protein synthesis. Therefore, it is more necessary to take high-quality protein from the diet. Mutton has less fat and cholesterol than pork and beef, but it is rich in high-quality protein, vitamins, calcium, phosphorus, iron, iodine and other trace elements. Chinese medicine believes that mutton has the function of tonifying the kidney and strengthening the yang, and is suitable for men to eat regularly. Therefore, men entering menopause should take mutton as the first choice of animal food.
