Male Menopause In Children
Yes: I believe it. Andropause is not completely like menopause as the men's testosterone production does not completely stop but there is a gradual decrease in it that it can cause some problem similar to menopause. It's not a recognized medical condition (no billable code for the doc on icd-10) but hypogonadism is a similar and more appropriate term and accepted. ...Read more
The absence of menstrual periods for 12 months. During menopause, the ovaries stop producing estrogen and progesterone. After the complete transition into menopause, women can no longer get pregnant. The average age for menopause is 51 years old. Symptoms include dry vaginal tissue, irregular periods, hot flashes, mood ...Read more
Yes, andropause: Male menopause is a slowly steady decline in male hormones such as testosterone, dhea, and growth hormone starting at about 30 and declining 1-3% per year depending on lifestyle. Symptoms are fatigue, irritibility, depression, loss of muscle mass, increase in body fat, decrease memory, focus, concentration, loss of passion and libido. Speak with your physician or a hormone specialist for help. ...Read more
Yes, sort of: In men testosterone levels decrease very slowly and eventually end up much lower than they were in young men. This is called andropause. Many men will have hot flashes and occasionally, night sweats, as testosterone levels decline similar to what many women experience going through menopause. ...Read more
Very intreting Quest: The issue of male menopause is a hotly debated one but the evidence is strong that men also suffer the same menopausal-like symptoms that women do.Sexual issues - fatigue - depression - mood swings are some symptomes of male menopause.Your doctor will need to test your testosterone levels and will more than likely call for blood tests. The bigger than that, please read this article. ...Read more
Andropause: When testosterone level go down and get symptoms. Decrease energy, libido, erections. Tired, you may feel depression. Unlike menopause, you can stiill get someone pregnant. Is not a recognized medical condition because of debates about specific criterias to make a spwcific medical condition. . It sounds good to say andropause. Is better to see doctor to address your specific needs. ...Read more
Andropause: In men over 45 testosterone levels can decrease to much lower than they were as young men. This is called andropause. Many men will have fatigue, grumpiness, loss of muscle and stamina, and loss of sex drive. Symptoms should be evaluated for consideration of testosterone replacement. ...Read more
Transgendered: You are not going to have changes with this plan! I am very serious. You must do this with the guidance of an experienced physician. You are not on the right medications! ...Read more
Does hypercholesterolemia appear earlier in women than men? Is estrogen related in anyway? Does menopause also have to do with this?
Is soy bad for women, but good to take when menopause starts? Is soy good for regular use for men or does it mess with their hormones, too?
I don't believe it: I have seen nothing, despite twenty years of "pop" claims, to make me think that the phytoestrogens in soy, taken in normal quantities, are likely to alter one's hormonal milieu.There's a few guys with gynecomastia from massive ingestion (3 quarts of soy milk daily in one case). In the 1990's, with the many claims of fearful pollution by estrogenic chemicals, the militants were still eating tofu. ...Read more
Estradiol at <25. is this reversible? diagnosis of menopause and female climacteric states. is having children out of the question now. 22 years old.
Can men suffer trauma from the emotional outbursts women sometimes have during PMS and menopause?
That is possible.: Whether a man or woman is emotional ; takes things out on another person it can be hurtful. ...Read more
Can i put off menopause to try to get pregnant? I didn't think i wanted children, but now that I have found the right partner we are thinking about trying to get pregnant. However, i'm worried at 44 i'm too close to menopause. Is there a way to delay it?
There is no way to delay menopause. Schedule a visit with your gynecologist, lab tests can be done to check your hormone levels to determine your fertility. Be aware that if you become pregnant you are considered ama (advanced maternal age) which places your baby at a higher risk for chromosomal disorders such as down's syndrome. There are ways to determine if your baby is healthy while in utero (amniocentesis). Your doctor will be able to explain all your options and risks in great detail.
Best of luck. ...Read more