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Definition of male menopause in English: male menopausenoun A stage in a middle-aged man's life supposedly corresponding to the menopause of a woman, associated with loss of vigour and a crisis of identity (not in technical use). Example sentencesExamples - But yes, guys, male menopause is real, and there is hope after menopause.
- I'm wondering if all of this is related to the male menopause.
- Astra just isn't what it used to be, the old comfortable cardigan for the middle-aged man who had never been told about the male menopause.
- Either that or the male menopause has kicked in.
- It could be the male menopause or the state of the nation - he now lives in the USA - but Lloyd seems to have a rather negative approach.
- Among the topics included are prostate cancer, heart disease, male menopause, and hair loss.
- ‘She is young, black, 25 years old and startlingly photogenic,’ reported the Telegraph's hack in the throes of the male menopause.
- Editor Gould, Petty, and Jacobs debated about facts for and against the existence of a male menopause.
- Perhaps he is going through the male menopause, a bit of a change is coming on?
- Thus, male menopause is not a discrete clinical syndrome.
- The male menopause lobby may have a word to say about that.
- In general, men do not have a male menopause, and most men have testosterone levels well in the normal range.
- Turning the old male menopause theory on its head, Eclair continues while sucking on a Silk Cut.
- Professor John McKinlay, a leading authority on men's health, argues that the male menopause is a myth.
- Decreasing levels of testosterone associated with male menopause that occurs as men get older.
- Madeline, Humbie's wife, believes it's the male menopause.
- Out of the blue he asked, ‘What's male menopause?’
- Dr Frederick Wu says it will provide a definitive answer to the question: ‘Is there a male menopause?’
- You can find more on shaping up and the male menopause by logging on to the web.
- Long a source of speculation, the song's title and elliptical lyrics are thought to refer to male menopause.
Definition of male menopause in US English: male menopausenounmāl ˈmenəˌpôz A stage in a middle-aged man's life supposedly corresponding to the menopause of a woman, associated with the loss of sexual potency and a crisis of confidence and identity (not in technical use). Example sentencesExamples - ‘She is young, black, 25 years old and startlingly photogenic,’ reported the Telegraph's hack in the throes of the male menopause.
- Madeline, Humbie's wife, believes it's the male menopause.
- Decreasing levels of testosterone associated with male menopause that occurs as men get older.
- In general, men do not have a male menopause, and most men have testosterone levels well in the normal range.
- It could be the male menopause or the state of the nation - he now lives in the USA - but Lloyd seems to have a rather negative approach.
- Editor Gould, Petty, and Jacobs debated about facts for and against the existence of a male menopause.
- Turning the old male menopause theory on its head, Eclair continues while sucking on a Silk Cut.
- The male menopause lobby may have a word to say about that.
- Dr Frederick Wu says it will provide a definitive answer to the question: ‘Is there a male menopause?’
- Out of the blue he asked, ‘What's male menopause?’
- But yes, guys, male menopause is real, and there is hope after menopause.
- Thus, male menopause is not a discrete clinical syndrome.
- Long a source of speculation, the song's title and elliptical lyrics are thought to refer to male menopause.
- I'm wondering if all of this is related to the male menopause.
- Among the topics included are prostate cancer, heart disease, male menopause, and hair loss.
- You can find more on shaping up and the male menopause by logging on to the web.
- Astra just isn't what it used to be, the old comfortable cardigan for the middle-aged man who had never been told about the male menopause.
- Professor John McKinlay, a leading authority on men's health, argues that the male menopause is a myth.
- Either that or the male menopause has kicked in.
- Perhaps he is going through the male menopause, a bit of a change is coming on?
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