The fate of a programmer: hemorrhoids at 25, prostatitis at 30, erectile dysfunction at 35 - myth or truth?

Question

Health and computer

To stop being a man is a nightmare for any member of the stronger sex.
So all the same - is everything so bad for IT people or just a local horror story?

Answer 1

Rave. There is nothing even close.
Jogging, gym, outdoor activities - no one has canceled.

Answer 2

Much faster you can earn alcoholism on the background of neurosis

Answer 3

Congestive prostatitis by the age of 30 will easily work for an ordinary gamer-nerd, this professional education is not required. Enough to stick to the chair.
Such problems are not a consequence of the profession, but of a sedentary lifestyle. Here, carpal tunnel syndrome and osteochondrosis are indeed occupational diseases ... or, again, gaming ones.

Answer 4

Even if so (although no - this is not so) - everything is treated, and since. wages are usually at a good level in IT - then you can not be very afraid.

Answer 5

To some extent this is all true. A sedentary lifestyle leads to all of the above. How to avoid this is another matter.

Answer 6

Yeah, and if you work as a loader, then osteochondrosis and flat feet.
In order not to stop being a man, you need to use it regularly.

Answer 7

One of the oldest inhabitants of Colombia, Javier Pereira, lived to be 169 years old. A special postage stamp was issued in his honour. On the day when Pereira turned 146 years old, representatives of the authorities and senior officials came to congratulate him. They asked for the consent of the hero of the day so that a commemorative stamp with his image was issued in his honor. Pereira agreed, but made a condition: at the bottom in the corner of the stamp should be written: "I drink and smoke."

This is an individual question. Someone leads a healthy lifestyle and goes in for sports, but has a lot of problems, and someone moves a little, thumps, smokes and does not get sick with anything.