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It would seem a small thing. But wearing underwear with a tight elastic at the waist or thigh acts as a constant venous tourniquet. It compresses superficial vessels, impeding the outflow of blood from the lower limbs and pelvic organs to the heart. And this is not just discomfort.
What does constant compression lead to?
- Impaired blood microcirculation. Blood stagnates, tissues are less well supplied with oxygen, and vessels suffer.
- Digestive problems. The compressed area in the lower abdomen affects the functioning of the intestines.
- Neurological symptoms. Compressed nerves and vessels can cause tingling and numbness in the legs.
- Risk to male and female health. In women — impaired blood supply to the pelvic organs, which can affect the menstrual cycle and reproductive function. In men — possible problems with blood circulation in the groin area.
Underwear should be comfortable, and the elastic should not dig into the skin. This is not about aesthetics, but about healthy blood circulation.
