The dangers of women wearing jeans

Since jeans came out, they quickly became popular. I had never worn jeans when I was in junior high school, but now in college, many of my pants are denim. I read in a magazine that wearing jeans is bad for women's health, and I want to know if jeans are harmful to women? If so, what are the hazards?

Hazard 1: Vaginitis

One of the biggest characteristics of jeans is their poor breathability. In humid and hot weather, bacteria will form in women's vaginas, and they are likely to multiply in large numbers in such poorly breathable jeans. Therefore, it is easy to cause parasitic infection, which in turn contaminates the genitals again, causing gynecological diseases such as vaginitis, and even affecting women's fertility.

Hazard 2: Urinary tract infection

Due to the special body structure of women, women are more vulnerable to bacteria than men. In particular, some low-waist jeans seem to be full of emotions but also push diseases such as urinary tract infections to a climax. Therefore, many women who like to wear jeans will find that there is always a "strange smell" there. In fact, you should be careful at this time.

Hazard 3: Cold hands and feet

Many women, especially office workers, sit all day long in tight jeans, and their blood circulation is poor due to lack of movement. But if you still wear jeans that are too tight, the blood circulation in the lower limbs will be affected even more, so many girls will have problems such as cold hands and feet, swollen calves, and dull skin?

Hazard 4: Dysmenorrhea

Dysmenorrhea and jeans seem to be two things that have nothing to do with each other. In fact, studies have found that girls who often wear jeans or wear jeans during menstruation are more likely to suffer from dysmenorrhea. This is because jeans that are too tight can easily cause poor blood circulation, thus causing blood stasis, and the biggest harm of blood stasis is that it causes dysmenorrhea.

Hazard 5: Various diseases

Many people know that in order to make jeans look better, less discolored and more wrinkle-resistant, many jeans manufacturers will add formaldehyde, which is a very harmful chemical. It is associated with pigmentation, skin necrosis, allergic dermatitis, and in more serious cases may even cause bronchial asthma. If there are too much formaldehyde residues in jeans, the harm can be described as "pervasive". Studies have found that neonatal malformations, infertility, tumors and other diseases are actually closely related to formaldehyde.

The above is about the harm that jeans bring to women's body. In addition to the examples mentioned above, other diseases may also be related. In fact, there won’t be any big problems with jeans themselves. After all, there are relatively few people who get sick because of wearing jeans. Finally, be careful not to choose jeans that are too tight, otherwise it will be bad for gynecology.