What typical occupational diseases have you seen?

When it comes to occupational diseases, I think there are two meanings. One refers to the corresponding professional habit formed by long-term engagement in a certain profession, which extends to other aspects of life and becomes a feature that others can see at a glance through their profession; One refers to the root cause of your illness when you are engaged in a certain profession. Both are actually very common in life. Here are some examples:

First, the teacher. The biggest duty of a teacher is to teach and educate people. Because students are trained for a long time, they will intentionally or unintentionally reveal an educational appearance when talking to others. Therefore, people who have been engaged in the education industry for a long time like to say something that they think is wrong, intentionally or unintentionally. Because many people will say when they see them, you must be a teacher! It can be seen that this occupational disease has penetrated into the bone marrow and affected all aspects of life.

Besides loving to educate people's professional habits, teachers are really prone to many occupational diseases. Such as scapulohumeral periarthritis. Many teachers have fallen into the problem of scapulohumeral periarthritis because they have stood on the podium for a long time to write on the blackboard and held their arms for a long time. In order to spread knowledge, they give everything for each other selflessly, so we must respect teachers and attach importance to teaching.

Second, the police. When it comes to police, what do you think of? Anyway, the first thing I think of is the picture of catching thieves and beating gangsters. Therefore, the occupational disease of the police is hatred. Even if you take off your police uniform one day, you can't leave the nosy police soul. This occupational disease has long been deeply imprinted in their souls.

Therefore, some retired old policemen, even though they are nearly old, can't help but go up and stop someone from doing evil, which is the best embodiment of occupational diseases.