Wearing tight or skinny wears, especially pant or pencil jeans trousers, seems like the reigning style and, no doubt, many people are addicted to such style, including men and women, old and young. And according to a fashion expert, as long as they are in fashion, they probably won’t go away. Meanwhile, as fashionable and ‘fit’ as tight wears are, coupled with the way they enhance people’s smart outlook and carriage, scientists have said that wearing such skinny clothes comes with a price healthwise. Pencil jeans trousers leave little or no space between them and the skin, usually from the waist to the toes.
Researchers say wearing such butt-squeezing and thigh-hugging dresses could have painful side effects and cause health problems, such as nerve damage, numbness in the thigh, persistent abdominal pain, blood clot related problems, heartburn and belching. “The condition gets worse and the risk of having it gets higher in women if they wear skinny jeans with heels. Wearing heels causes your pelvis to tilt, which puts more pressure on the nerve,” the report added.
He said, “When you’re wearing skinny jeans to make yourself skinny, that’s not the point, skinny jeans are meant to accentuate the way people look, not to make yourself look another way. Clothing is not designed to give us a shape that we don’t have, and that’s where people get in trouble. Men should be especially concerned when trying to squeeze on tight pants. One of the problems with wearing skinny jeans is that it can cause a testicular torsion, where one testicle gets twisted on itself. If left untreated, the torsion can cut off circulation and cause the testicle to die.Normally the condition is so painful that people seek help pretty quickly. Men only need one, but it would be a heck of a thing to lose one just because of your jeans.”