While men may experience andropause, it's not equivalent to menopause, a distinct biological process in women.
Literature exists about “male menopause,” but it does not compare to the menopause that women experience.reported, hormonal changes impact the male body, but it doesn’t involve a complete shut down of the reproduction system as it does in women.
For males, testosterone levels are low as they enter puberty, and then, they increase through their sexual maturity. Beginning at thirty, levels begin to decline gradually, about one percent every year, as reported byOver time, men produce less testosterone, but “men can maintain testosterone levels in the ‘normal’ range into their 80s and beyond,” as perThat’s not the case for women, there’s no chance that they will not go through it.
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