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A Basic Study On Male Menopause There are currently numerous debates in the medical community on whether menopause really exists in men.Menopause in women is defined as the time when the menstrual periods cease. Based on this, men cannot have menopause. But, as the doctors have argued, they can undergo andropause, the male equivalent of [...]
A Basic Study On Male Menopause
A Basic Study On Male Menopause There are currently numerous debates in the medical community on whether menopause really exists in men.Menopause in women is defined as the time when the menstrual periods cease. Based on this, men cannot have menopause. But, as the doctors have argued, they can undergo andropause, the male equivalent of [...]
Date Published: Jan 11, 2011 - 5:15 am
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