Do men have a phase of life equivalent to a woman's menopause?

Answer 1

There is something called "male menopause", but it's more psychological; it's also called a "mid-life crisis". (It's when a middle-aged man begins to question the choices that got him where he is, and realize he may never achieve everything he set out to do.) Male fertility does decline with age, but even old men can often still father a child.

Answer 2

no men stay fertile until they die

but it may depend form men to men.

it may occur in some cases but its very rare.

i found a article stating about that, below is some part of that article

"For years, many people have always linked menopause to women. However, studies have found that males also experience this condition. Sometimes, people describe this condition as mid-life crisis. Male menopause has been found to have similar symptoms that women experience. "

Answer 3

No, men get older and slow down and become more decrepit generally with age, but in most cases they remain sexually capable into old age.

To be honest, i think men just get to a point in their life, say around middle age, when they stop and look at their life and all they have achieved. They look at their job, partner, kids maybe, and see what a change they have made. For most people this will be rewarding. But for other this might be big reality check.

Answer 4

In a way they do! There is even a name for it, ANDROPAUSE!

Testosterone drops sharply after about age 35 at a rate of 4-5% per year so by their 40's most men are at about HALF of the testosterone their bodies were built on. By their 50 most have less testosterone than a young woman.

Muscle atrophy, heart disease, joint pain, loss of libido, weight gain, erectile dysfunction, anxiety, depression, insomnia, terrible fatigue and loss of mental acuity, memory are all symptoms of low testosterone/ Andropause.

There are a lot of Gels, patches, drinks & pills that say they improve the Testosterone levels in men & women but most are hollow claims or expensive & unproductive. Hormone therapy does work for reversing the symptoms of Low testosterone and can reduce or eliminate the terrible symptoms. However choosing the Right method is important, the wrong methods are well advertised, but usually a waste of money.

MORE ABOUT HRT:

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) replaces the critical, key hormones that the body stops producing at mid life; usually about 35-40 years old. When that production reaches a critical low, the body responds with over 40 typical aging symptoms. many male symptoms listed above and may even include these predominantly female symptoms; Hot flashes & night sweats, insomnia, fatigue & joint pain, weight gain, anxiety and depression are also common symptoms.

There are many creams, patches, health food store and Internet potions and concoctions that for the most part don't work. If you are seriously uncomfortable and want serious medicine that will get rid of the symptoms and give you relief, please search for Pellet therapy HRT.

Pellet therapy is done by MEDICALLY inserting a small pellet of 100% natural pharmaceutical grade Testosterone or estrogen under the skin. The pellet then slowly devolves and is absorbed by the body, replenishing the key hormones the body is deficit in. The pellets last up to 90 days and don't spike the body or create a hormone roller coaster, but do remove the symptoms & give relief, energy, sleep, relief from joint pain, insomnia and Hot flashes.

Answer 5

Typically, it is women that go through menopause. However, the science community has had trouble confirming whether men go through menopause or not.