'Andropause' also known as male menopause, is not a clinically recognised condition. Anxiety, depression and weight gain are symptoms associated with it.
"Andropause" also known as male menopause, is not a clinically recognised condition.The ambulance service
said it will consider requests for paid leave from male members of staff who are suffering from menopause-like symptoms, such as mood swings and irritability, difficulty sleeping or low energy.Two charged over man's fatal stabbing as murder probe 'very much ongoing' According to the National Health Service's website, "male menopause" is not the result of a sudden drop in testosterone during middle age years, similar to what occurs in female menopause.It adds: "East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust seeks to promote a better understanding and support for men experiencing andropause and will raise awareness through training and development for all staff.
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