
Contrary to common opinion, showing off your sense of style is not the only thing you can do with your appearance and demeanor. Over time, these seemingly little decisions may cause health problems. Have you ever considered, for example, how carrying a bulky purse on one shoulder may be overtaxing one arm and causing nerve damage? Heavy-purse syndrome is a moniker for it. But you carry your purse to work or college every day without even realizing how it affects your health.
Lifting a heavy bag has a detrimental long-term effect on bone and muscular health. Heavy bags put a lot of strain on the shoulders, neck, and spine, which over time can cause muscular imbalances, bad posture, and chronic pain, according to Dr. Mihir Thanvi, an orthopedic consultant at Apollo Spectra Hospital in Jaipur.
This is only one instance of how wearing clothes that is too tight may be lethal.
In order to prevent a variety of health issues, health professionals also advise against wearing clothing such as corsets and tight, slim jeans.
Because they can retain moisture and cause skin irritation, fungal infections, or urinary tract infections, synthetic and non-breathable fabrics are strictly prohibited.
Additionally, the neck and shoulders are strained by poorly fitted bras. You most definitely don't want to go through such agony and anguish.
Infections, dry eyes, and even corneal damage can result from using contact lenses for extended periods of time, not cleaning them correctly, or having a shower while wearing them.