Anemia is not a problem that only women will encounter. When men have anemia, men's anemia is mostly related to malnutrition, insufficient iron intake, iron loss caused by intestinal diseases and other factors. When talking about anemia, many people think of a series of symptoms such as dizziness, weakness of limbs, pallor, etc. In fact, in addition to these symptoms, there are some differences between men's anemia and women's. Let's take a look at the symptoms of men's anemia. The common symptoms of anemia in men are < P > drowsiness, fatigue and weakness, which are the earliest symptoms and are caused by muscle hypoxia;

The skin, mucosa and conjunctiva are affected by the distribution and contraction of skin capillaries, resulting in pale skin color.

Symptoms of cardiovascular system: palpitation is the most prominent symptom, with tachycardia, systolic murmur can be heard at apex or pulmonary valve area, which can cause angina pectoris, cardiac enlargement and heart failure;

respiratory symptoms: shortness of breath or dyspnea, mostly due to hypoxia or hypercapnia in the respiratory center.

Central nervous system symptoms: dizziness, headache, dizziness, tinnitus, inattention, lethargy, and even confusion or fainting when anemia is serious;

Symptoms of digestive system: anorexia, flatulence, nausea and constipation are typical symptoms. Differences between anemia symptoms of men and women < P > There are differences between anemia symptoms of men and women. In addition to dizziness, palpitation, loss of appetite and other symptoms, male anemia may even have sexual problems such as low * * *, impotence and so on. * * * Decline

Male testes can send functional abnormalities in the case of hypoxemia, the secretion of androgen (testosterone) decreases, and the secretion function of pituitary gland is abnormal, resulting in the phenomenon of * * * decline. Psychogenic erectile dysfunction < P > In anemia, autonomic nervous function is prone to disorder, and men are prone to mental stress and emotional excitement, which can also lead to psychogenic erectile dysfunction.

Anemia is not a problem that only women will encounter. Men also have anemia. Men's anemia is mostly related to malnutrition, insufficient iron intake, iron loss caused by intestinal diseases and other factors. When talking about anemia, many people think of a series of symptoms such as dizziness, weakness of limbs, pallor, etc. In fact, besides these symptoms, there are some differences between men's anemia and women's. Let's take a look at the symptoms of men's anemia. Psychogenic impotence

If there is anemia for a long time and the autonomic nerve function is disordered, patients are prone to mental stress and emotional excitability, which may lead to the occurrence of psychogenic impotence. Special symptoms of anemia in men < P > The special symptoms of anemia in men include angular stomatitis, glossitis, dysphagia, dry skin, dry hair loss, and severe anemia may lead to spoon nails, retinal hemorrhage and exudation, anemia heart disease and even heart failure.