Underwear "too fashionable", health will be discounted

Many women often choose smaller bras, padded magic bras or corsets in order to make their breasts look plump and firm. But if things go on like this, a huge health price will inevitably be paid for this: if the bra is small, the excess fat will be displaced to the arms, shoulders, underarms and other parts under pressure, resulting in upper arms obesity and breast deformation.

Deliberately squeezing and raising the breast can also affect breast function. Compression of the ducts and glands of the mammary glands causes poor absorption, which may lead to breast nodules or mastitis. Pregnant women and breastfeeding women should pay special attention to them.

Corsets have a greater impact on breast development, and can limit the normal development of breasts in adolescent girls, leading to degeneration of breast function. In addition, wearing a tight-fitting shirt can significantly reduce heart pumping and lung breathing function, causing breathing difficulties, dizziness and other uncomfortable symptoms.

From the perspective of environmental protection and safety of textiles, the material of the underwear must have good moisture absorption and breathability. Body sebaceous glands and sweat glands have secretions. If underwear is not moisture-absorbing and breathable, and if the body is kept in a warm and humid state for a long time, germs will easily survive and multiply, which will cause skin lesions.

At present, many underwears are made of chemical fiber materials, such as nylon (ie nylon), polyester, acrylic, spandex, vinylon, polypropylene, chlorine, etc. Although they are easy to wash and maintain their shape, they are less safe and prone to erythema after wearing. Allergic reactions such as papules can cause burning sensation, itching, and skin lesions, which can lead to infection, ulceration and suppuration.

Even for some underwear with pure cotton outer layer, foam, plastic or other auxiliary materials may be added to the interlayer, which will also affect health. Consumers should ask and distinguish carefully when buying.