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In popular belief, age-related hormonal upheaval is often associated with female menopause. Other symptoms like hot flashes, joint pain, or reduced bone density can occur, though they are less well known.
ByDr. Ouima Justin Dieudonné ZibaUrologist-andrologist1 min read
This article is for information only and does not replace advice from a health professional.
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In popular belief, age-related hormonal upheaval is often associated with female menopause. However, men also experience a gradual hormonal transformation known as andropause, or age-related androgen deficiency (ARAD). This transition, although more insidious and heterogeneous, can significantly impact quality of life. It therefore deserves to be recognized, understood, and managed appropriately.
