SENIOR CITIZEN SEX EDUCATION: FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT MENOPAUSE
Posted under General health by admin“Do men have menopause?”
A very small percentage of men over age sixty experience what some doctors call the male climacteric, and this relatively rare condition is related to a decrease in a certain hormone in the blood. If the doctor tries to provide the hormone and the symptoms don’t disappear or reduce, it is probably not the male climacteric that is causing the problem.
The symptoms of male climacteric usually include a combination of loss of appetite, distractibility, decrease in sexual urge or interest, edginess, fatigue, and some problems with erection. Of course, these problems happen to everyone sometime, so don’t be too quick to jump to conclusions about male climacteric. My experience teaches that this is a very rare condition that is not at all the same thing as menopause in women.
“Does menopause mean loss of sex interest?”
No. Menopause is just the reverse of a process that started early in your life as you developed fertility. Menopause is not a thing, but a process of several years, so fertility does not just stop one day. Menopause definitely does not end sexual interest or ability to want to and to be able to enjoy sex.
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