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[一项关于健康问题,识字和与日本工作男性中男性更年期相关的现实主义的试点研究]

Takaaki Tamura^1,2, Yu Hirano³, Akane Shimizu³

¹Department of Urology, Graduate School of Medicine and School of Medicine, Chiba University.

Sangyo eiseigaku zasshi = Journal of occupational health

|February 18, 2026

概括

男性的更年期,或晚期发生的阴性过敏症,显著影响着工作的男性.

科学领域:

安德罗学与人类学
职业健康职业健康职业健康
男人的健康男人的健康

背景情况:

晚期发生的阴道腺缺血症 (LOH) 综合征,或男性更年期,影响中年和老年男性的福祉.
在日本,对LOH综合征的认识和治疗水平较低,导致诊断不足.
这项研究考察了LOH对日本劳动者的影响.

研究的目的:

在工作的日本男性中调查与男性更年期相关的健康问题,识字和存在主义.
分析基于行业和职业的差异.
评估LOH症状在企业环境中的流行程度和影响.

主要方法:

在三家东京公司的35岁以上的3362名男性员工中进行了一项调查.
评估健康状况,男性衰老症状 (AMS) 评分,健康素养和工作场所的影响.
使用单项呈现主义问题 (SPQ) 评估呈现主义.

主要成果:

1,811名有效受访者对"男性更年期" (79.2%) 的认识很高,但对症状的认识很低 (26.1%).
四分之一的参与者有中度到严重的AMS得分.
无法集中注意力是最常见的工作影响 (58.8%),其中26.4%因LOH症状而经历存在主义.

结论:

男性更年期症状对工作的男性显著影响了存在主义.
强调需要在工作场所提高对LOH的认识和管理.
表明LOH是一个相关的健康问题,影响了日本公司的生产力.

关键词:

男人的更年期是更年期.现在主义 (Presenteeism) 是一种现实主义.

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