Male Menopause – Changes in Hormone Balance Alter Men’s Lives

While Menopause is a natural change that women go through as they get older, most people don't recognize that men go through their own age-related changes. While these changes aren't as drastic or sudden as they are in the case of a woman at the end of her reproductive stage, they are still considerable and worthy of note. Male Menopause is real, but there are steps that guys can take to slow down its progression and mitigate the symptoms.

Another term for Male Menopause is “Andropause,” because the effects of the change are mostly the result of declining Testosterone Levels that are associated with getting older. The severity of Male Menopause can vary dramatically from person to person. Some men can go their entire lives with only manageable issues. Other men experience a significant drop in quality of life resulting from clinically low Testosterone Levels. It's estimated that around half of guys over 45 contend with Clinical Low-T.

While the symptoms of Andropause don't manifest until later, the body's ability to naturally produce Testosterone begins to enter a state of decay around age 30. We enter adulthood flush with Testosterone, so it takes a long time for this change to impact our lives. Testosterone Levels only go down about 1.5% per year—barely perceptible in the short term but immediately recognizable over the decades.

The Defining Symptoms of Male Menopause

While Male Menopause has not been as thoroughly studied as women's Menopause, the effects of Testosterone Deficiency on men's health are readily apparent. Low-T has many recognizable characteristics, including lack of energy, reduced strength, depression, increased body fat, depleted sex drive, impaired performance in the bedroom, and more.

There's also a growing chorus of studies that show the hidden and long-term effects of Testosterone Deficiency, including increased risk of obesity, osteoporosis, heart problems, and more. The ongoing epidemic also presents evidence of the danger of Low-T. Ongoing studies clearly show that men with Low Testosterone Levels are at greater risk of complications from Covid-19.

Why Does Male Menopause Lead to Low-T?

Luckily, Symptomatic Male Menopause can be easily treated with Testosterone Replacement Therapy. Usually, Andropause is not caused by testicular dysfunction but a slow decline in signaling from the Pituitary and Hypothalamus. The Hypothalamus receives signals from the rest of the body, including the call to produce Testosterone.

The signals for Testosterone production decline as we get older, which impairs Hormone Balance. The pituitary is responsible for the precursor sex hormones Luteinizing Hormone and Follicle Stimulating Hormone, which no longer make it to the sex organ in sufficient volume to meet the body's needs.

Lifestyle Choices Can Exacerbate the Effects of Male Menopause

Many men can protect themselves from the worst symptoms of Andropause via conscientious changes in lifestyle. There are many choices and habits that can drastically impact Testosterone Production. Heavy drinking, being overweight, sedentary lifestyle, and opiate dependence all have strong effects on your body's ability to make Testosterone, for example. By changing habits and making healthy decisions, you may be able to minimize the effects of Male Menopause or at least delay the most frustrating symptoms.

Improving Male Menopause Outcomes with Testosterone Therapy

Even the most dedicated effort may not be enough to stave off Testosterone Deficiency Symptoms forever. Genetics and inevitability play a big role in the manifestation of Low-T. Fortunately, Men's Clinics and Hormone Specialists around the country offer highly effective Testosterone Therapy Programs to restore normalized Testosterone Levels and help men overcome the libido destroying and vitality-sapping effects of Testosterone Deficiency. If you feel that Male Menopause is adversely impacting your life, strongly consider reaching out to a licensed medical professional!

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