1. Senile
Based on research from the Mayo Clinic in September 2010 as published in the journal Neurology says that men are more susceptible to mild cognitive impairment, or sometimes referred to as pre-Alzheimer's.
Recent research published in the Journal of the American Academy of Neurology also supports previous findings that found that men may be more at risk of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) than women.
2. Vision Impaired
Found in American research shows that men are more likely to have decreased vision when compared with women, they experienced due to the pressure on the brain.
Another study from the University of Melbourne researchers found that the deposition of fat in the belly in middle age may significantly increase the risk of blindness in later life.
3. Loss of hearing
Hearing loss is a normal process of aging for everyone, but men are more prone to hearing loss than women.
Other studies also showed that the impotence drug Viagra and could potentially cause sudden hearing loss. Not only that, the research also revealed other American male smokers at high risk for hearing problems.
4. Depression
Men rarely express feelings or emotions being experienced. Moreover as the head of household, the men also bear other expenses, such as work problems or family problems. Quite often these lead to stress and depression.
Depression causes the sufferer experiencing a series of physical and emotional changes. Generally, people with depression have trouble thinking, trouble solving problems, talk, move slowly because they feel tired, sleep pattern changes, disturbances in the stomach or back and even sexual dysfunction.
5. Osteoporosis
Although osteoporosis is common in postmenopausal women, it follows that men can also experience this bone disease. Just like women, ostreoporosis in men also occurred due to aging.
But the habit of smoking, less exercise, taking certain medications, and suffer from certain diseases was also a risk factor for osteoporosis in men.
6. Impotence
Ken Robbins, a professor from the University of Wisconsin says that men are much more worried about his sexual performance. When the libido begins to decline, then a man would feel very embarrassed and create confidence in himself to be reduced.
Condition of impotence was much frightening to men than cancer or death, and impotence is usually associated with abnormal coronary network, high blood pressure and high blood fats.
Recent research published in the Journal of the American Academy of Neurology also supports previous findings that found that men may be more at risk of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) than women.
2. Vision Impaired
Found in American research shows that men are more likely to have decreased vision when compared with women, they experienced due to the pressure on the brain.
Another study from the University of Melbourne researchers found that the deposition of fat in the belly in middle age may significantly increase the risk of blindness in later life.
3. Loss of hearing
Hearing loss is a normal process of aging for everyone, but men are more prone to hearing loss than women.
Other studies also showed that the impotence drug Viagra and could potentially cause sudden hearing loss. Not only that, the research also revealed other American male smokers at high risk for hearing problems.
4. Depression
Men rarely express feelings or emotions being experienced. Moreover as the head of household, the men also bear other expenses, such as work problems or family problems. Quite often these lead to stress and depression.
Depression causes the sufferer experiencing a series of physical and emotional changes. Generally, people with depression have trouble thinking, trouble solving problems, talk, move slowly because they feel tired, sleep pattern changes, disturbances in the stomach or back and even sexual dysfunction.
5. Osteoporosis
Although osteoporosis is common in postmenopausal women, it follows that men can also experience this bone disease. Just like women, ostreoporosis in men also occurred due to aging.
But the habit of smoking, less exercise, taking certain medications, and suffer from certain diseases was also a risk factor for osteoporosis in men.
6. Impotence
Ken Robbins, a professor from the University of Wisconsin says that men are much more worried about his sexual performance. When the libido begins to decline, then a man would feel very embarrassed and create confidence in himself to be reduced.
Condition of impotence was much frightening to men than cancer or death, and impotence is usually associated with abnormal coronary network, high blood pressure and high blood fats.
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