With men less likely than women to visit a GP or a pharmacy, and less likely than women to acknowledge illness or seek help when sick, it is important to offer support.
34% of men say they would be embarrassed or ashamed to take time off work for mental heath conditions such as anxiety or depression, with younger men needing extra support given two thirds of deaths under 35 are male and the largest cause is suicide1. One in five men over 502 will have testosterone deficiency with fatigue, erectile problems, depression, weight gain and poor concentration being listed as some of the common symptoms. With simple testing and treatments available men should not ignore their symptoms.
These statistics highlight the need to encourage everyone to seek treatment and understand it's important that they get the support they need, when they need it. LifeStage Health has been designed to support men throughout life's natural stages.
A key stage in a young man's journey to help educate and offer support, avoiding complications later in life.
Continuing a healthy lifestyle is key.
Providing and encouraging men to get support to reduce long-term conditions and support their mental health.
1. Source: MentalHealth.org.uk, menshealthforum.org.uk
2. Source: www.centreformenshealth.co.uk
To help put the benefits we are suggesting into context, and to illustrate the costs involved, we have put together some typical treatment cost examples.
Men's prenatal health and wellbeing improves pregnancy and birth outcomes and enhances the female partner's reproductive health and behaviours. It has the potential to prepare men for fatherhood.
Supporting women through physical and mental challenges that impact their wellbeing, their families and their careers.