Skinny jeans. If you feel constricted when you sit
down, those skinny jeans are too tight. What’s the harm? Tight skinny
jeans can place unwanted pressure on vital spinal nerves.The Canadian Medical Association Journal published findings that tight jeans can clamp down the lateral femoral nerve,
leading to a tingly, numb feeling known as meralgia paresthetica
compression. To avoid this, try to purchase mid rise, slightly stretchy
pants that don’t place too much pressure on the abdomen. Also, try to
choose pants made from mostly breathable materials like cotton or linen
to avoid yeast and fungal infections.
High heels. They may make your legs look longer and
leaner, but high heeled shoes throw off the balance of your entire body.
Rather than your body weight being dispersed evenly throughout your
foot, it is forced forward, which puts a lot of dangerous strain and
pain on your knees, hips, and lower back. Also watch out for painful
bunions from tight-fitting shoes. It is okay to wear high heels on
occasion, just try to avoid wearing them every day. On the other hand,
don’t think ballet flats are the answer either. Their lack of structure
and support can lead to achilles tendon inflamation,
calf tightness, and plantar fasciitis. Be sure to stretch out your
calves if you wear ballet flats. Otherwise, try to alternate between
shoes styles often.

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