Men’s sex life after 45

For most couples, after the relationship turns into true love and the passion gradually fades, the sexual life of the couple becomes lower and lower. Coupled with the fact that they have children, they put more energy into taking care of the children. Now they bear the dual pressure of work and family. The sexual life of the couple is very few, and some are just making ends meet.

Well-known urology andrology experts in my country have shared a set of data: About 40% of men over 40 years old have sexual function problems. In other words, about 40% of men with sexual problems at home are making do in their daily lives!

There are three key reasons for this situation:

1. Disease factors, such as high blood pressure, coronary heart disease, and diabetes, all affect the sexual life ability of men and women. For example, some obese middle-aged and elderly people have poorer abilities in these aspects, because obesity not only causes men's androgen levels to decrease, but also easily causes diabetes, high blood pressure, and other liver diseases, which are all physiological disorders.

2. The age factor. In a man's life, this level of ability changes is like a curve. It reaches a peak in his twenties and thirties, starts to decline after the age of 35, and changes significantly after the age of 40, manifesting as a decrease in female hormones. The spleen and kidneys begin to be deficient. If the waist is properly maintained, it can be slowed down to a certain extent. Some people between the ages of 6 and 70 can still maintain their ability to have sexual intercourse.