When a man reaches the age of 45 he began to worry about the next stage-death. Subsequently, his fear of being next in line among their friends or relatives who had died drives him to do some silly things. And their tendency is to find things more exciting to venture into, so it could only hide inactiveness and hormonal changes that feeling inside.

That stage in the life of man is called male menopause or Andropause in medical terms.

Loss of vitality and virility fluctuation level are the main symptoms of Andropause. This is due to changes in the production of male sex hormones. In most cases, this situation occurs at age 45 to 55. But before the outbreak of Andropause, reaches the mid-life crisis.

Dr Malcolm Carruthers, the author of the book Maximizing Manhood: Beating male menopause explains the difference and the emergence of mid-life crisis and Andropause.

These two distinct stages between men are often confused as one. At its very essence, these two are interrelated since the mid-life crisis occurs between 35-45 years of age just before the Andropause period.

However, Andropause arrives early, depending on how serious a man reacts to his mid-life crisis. Or, it could be delayed if it had maintained a healthy and active lifestyle prior to this period.

Other signs include Andropause of abnormal fall in energy level, increasingly irritable, loss of sex units and depression. While some consider these cases due to normal aging, you can still do something to overcome these effects. In medicine, Andropause has grown into a problem rather than a stage in life. For this reason, medical science has developed solutions to this crisis.

The testosterone replacement therapy is formulated to relieve symptoms of Andropause among men. TRT comes in capsules, cream, implants or patches forms of hormones. There are also claims for the effectiveness of pills that contain male hormones and can also relieve symptoms of Andropause. For those where none of these works, pellet implant is also advisable. The testosterone pellets are implanted under the skin of the buttocks. The choice of which depends on how your body reacts to it. See that will work best for you.

The crisis in the life of the man called Andropause is neither hereditary nor natural for all men. Unlike inevitable that period among women called menopause, Andropause can be beaten.

Carruth According to the study, there are external factors affecting the decline in the level of testosterone. Commonly, men living a healthy lifestyle decrease in the level of testosterone in a 1% per annum when reaches the age of 40 to 70. This decline in testosterone is more evident among men unhealthy.

Another factor that triggers the symptoms is stress. Both physical and psychological stresses that resorted to too much alcohol and cigarette consumption has worsened the symptoms.

In most cases, the effects of malnutrition or nutritional deficiency is accounted for Andropause. Symptoms such as anxiety, memory loss and low sexual desire may be due to ageing or chromium deficiency.

Therefore, look closely, not all men could suffer the effects of Andropause. That crisis is a big insult to a male body. And stay healthy, especially as they age, is a powerful weapon to overcome the male menopause.