Male andropause can be very insidious not only because of the gradual nature of its timing but because the order in which symptoms appear vary from man to man based on lifestyle and genetic inheritance. And can happen to men as young as age 35.
Although the first study on male andropause (or male menopause) was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association in the mid-1940s, it's only recently that the U.S. medical community has taken notice of this condition.
