Andropause- Natural remedy...???

Question

How to slow down adropause....any natural remedy..

Answer 1

http://mens-health.health-cares.net/andropause-treatment.php gives a detailed discussion of what is involved in the treatment of andropause. Further down the page it discusses some traditional herbal treatments.

Any treatment you consider should be discussed with a doctor!

Answer 2

I have RAGING insomonia that only added to my manic episodes so I DO take a sleeping pill. It's pretty awesome though, metabolizes in four hours and I never feel "hung over". But before I was willing to take a pill, my mom made a lavender spray and I sprayed my sheets with it. It's supposed to help sleep. I always keep the house at 68 or lower Take the hottest shower you can stand before bed And warm milk. If that doesn't work, look into Sonata. It's not too bad really.

Answer 3

Andropause is a medical phenomenon, similar to the female menopause, that can affect men between the ages of 40 and 55. Unlike women, men do not have a clear-cut signpost such as the cessation of menstruation to mark this transition. Both, however, are distinguished by a drop in hormone levels. Estrogen in the female, testosterone in the male. The bodily changes occur very gradually in men and may be accompanied by changes in attitudes and moods, fatigue, a loss of energy, sex drive and physical agility.

Studies show that this decline in testosterone can put men at risk for other health problems such as heart disease and weak bones.

Unlike menopause, which generally occurs in women during their mid-forties to mid-fifties, men's "transition" may be much more gradual and expand over many decades. Attitude, psychological stress, alcohol, injuries or surgery, medications, obesity and infections can contribute to its onset.

Although with age, a decline in testosterone levels will occur in virtually all men, there is no way of predicting who will experience andropausal symptoms of sufficient severity to seek medical help. Neither is it predictable at what age symptoms will occur in a particular individual. Each man's symptoms may also be different.

Diagnosis and treatment

Andropause routinely escapes diagnosis because symptoms can be vague and can vary greatly among individuals. Furthermore, while the female analog of this life change has a distinctive and sudden onset, production of the male hormone begins to decline as early as age 30 and proceeds over the next three, four or five decades until death. While the creeping symptoms of andropause are often dismissed by both patients and professionals as "what happens as we age" some have begun to consider them as signs of a disease state of which premature aging is merely another symptom. A diagnosis of Hypogonadism (also seen in younger men) often serves as a gateway to consideration of the broader condition. Once the condition is discovered, it is a straightforward (although somewhat involved) process of replacing the missing testosterone by injection, locally applied hormone gel, trans-dermal patch or implanted cartridge. The complicating factor in male hormone replacement is found in the highly individual nature of what is considered normal. Any given man could function optimally at a blood level one-half to one-third of another. In hormone replacement more is not better since an excess of testosterone beyond a man's customary blood levels can have quite unpleasant and even dangerous effects. Medical supervision is a must.


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