Andropause - Test Yourself

Am I in the male climacteric or not?

The signs usually develop slowly and are initially difficult for the man to explain: tiredness, depression, irritability and reduced libido can be the first signs of the male climacteric, which starts between the 50th and 55th year of age.

With the following test you should be able to find out if andropause has already started for you - or if perhaps you are already in the middle of it.

We recommend that you print these pages so you can fill out and assess the questionnaire at your leisure.
 

Andropause - Test Yourself

Please mark only one box per line
1. I am tired, I have no strength
2. I am tense or nervous
3. I am depressed, in low spirits
4. I am easily irritated and angry or in a bad mood
5. I am less able to concentrate and my memory is worsening
6. I have relationship problems with my partner
7. I have reduced libido and sexual energy
8. I have problems with sexual potency and erections
9. My skin, especially on my face and hands, is dry
10. I have back pains, joint pains
11. I perspire heavily (during the day or at night)
12. I drink a lot
13. I always feel stressed
14. I am not physically fit
15. How old do you feel? 30
40
50
60
70
16. Total number of boxes marked per column
17. Multiply the number of boxes per column with the following numbers 0 1 2 3 4
18. Subtotal
19.

Add the subtotals of all columns
Total:  

20.

If you have suffered the following illnesses, add 4 points per illness to your total score:

Prostate inflammation or operation
Mumps
Testicular disease
Chronic urinary tract infection

21. Your personal andropause score::
 
 

 

Assessment
0 - 10 points   You can be happy. It is extremely unlikely that you are in the male climacteric.
11 - 20 points   It is possible that andropause has already started.
21 - 30 points   It looks as if you are probably already in the male climacteric.
31 - 40 points   You are in the middle of the male climacteric. In case of any problems, please turn to your doctor.
Over 41 points   You are already well advanced in the climacteric.
 
   

However, only a thorough examination and hormone tests by a doctor specialized in endocrinology can offer final certainty.


 

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