In my early 20s, I got tinnitus even though in the rare occasion I’m around loud noises I wear hearing protection.

In my mid-late 20s, my vision got worse after never needing glasses and my knees starting creaking with occasional pain. I now need some more involved dental work even though I brush and floss regularly.

I’ve lived a predominantly outdoor, active lifestyle the last several years, so I should be quite well off health-wise, but it still feels like I’m aging faster than I should be. wtf?

  • coliseum@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    This is only the beginning lol. I’m in my late 20’s now and felt it starting in my early 20’s. The good thing is, if you are like me, you will adjust to the body pain sometime in your mid 20’s and won’t really notice it much anymore…

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    1 year ago

    My body started falling apart in my 30s. It took a radical diet change to discover I have major issues with gluten. It cleared up so many problems I had. A little while later I discovered I don’t process alcohol well and it had a cumulative effect. Once I cut that out things got much better again.

    I guess what I’m saying is, consider your diet. I used to make fun of gluten free people. I’m not laughing anymore.

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    1 year ago

    I’m doing all right myself, but I can’t say the same for my girlfriend. Headaches, tummyaches, backaches, or whatever random thing it is today, there’s always something. She’s a few years older than me so I guess I have something to look forward to lol.