Anyone get stomach pain from high waisted leggings or jeans?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No way, high waisted pants have been a blessing. The lower cut pants would hurt my abdomen or just fall off. I have a different body shape than most though, long waist and narrow hips.

I agree wholeheartedly! Even though my hips are curvy (not overweight). I couldn't believe how extremely comfortable high waisted jeans were after all the mid- and low rise ones which would all stretch and start sliding down. I will never go back to mid- and low rise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No way, high waisted pants have been a blessing. The lower cut pants would hurt my abdomen or just fall off. I have a different body shape than most though, long waist and narrow hips.

I agree wholeheartedly! Even though my hips are curvy (not overweight). I couldn't believe how extremely comfortable high waisted jeans were after all the mid- and low rise ones which would all stretch and start sliding down. I will never go back to mid- and low rise.

Same, I’ve been painting a room and wearing old low rise jeans to do it. They still fit, but the cutting across the hip and the constant pulling up is a nuisance. How were these ever favorites? The style was just stupid.

[Anonymous]

I have stomach problems (ulcer) and I absolutely cannot wear anything around my stomach. I buy low waisted pants whenever possible.

[Anonymous]

Yes. it's due to a gut issue.

[Anonymous]

I just want to say…that I DID have pain with high-waisted jeans, especially when I sat down or drove my car…I lost a little weight..and the pain in gone. They were just too tight at the waist, even though I could slip fingers under my waistband.

[Anonymous]

I can only see this as a problem if you proportionately carry more weight around your middle.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I’m thin and short waisted. I have a few wearable high rise pants, but I try to stick with mid-rise. It’s not a medical issue just proportions that don’t jive with high rise.

[Anonymous]

I used to wear high and low rise styles but after having kids, I only wear high rise leggings and pants now. low rise is no longer flattering (due to my mummy tummy)

[Anonymous]

Ask your doctor to check for gastritis and h pylori. Jeans yes, but leggings means either they are way too tight or you need to get checked out.

[Anonymous]

Why would you do this to yourself? Stop wearing them. You freaks!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why would you do this to yourself? Stop wearing them. You freaks!!!

Because some women will wear anything that they consider fashionable. Gad, the mom jeans are back!

[Anonymous]

Yes. They feel fine in the morning and by afternoon, they are too tight. Bloat. They also give me cramps. I feel the same about high-waisted leggings. Can't wear anything too high.

[Anonymous]

Finally, I’m glad it is being talked about. I am convinced those pull on non zipper legging pants that have Lycra, or spanx under garments, leads to abdominal issues. I felt that the pressure had to be affecting your stomach and internal organs. I will never wear them again and wonder if there has been a study on the dangers of them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is a real thing, I just read about it the other day. I think it’s more from shapewear/compression leggings and too-tight pants rather than just high-waisted jeans. But it can cause abdominal pain and other symptoms.

I just noticed this with my compression leggings this morning.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I prefer the low waist style jeans I wore as a teenager. I just cannot do high waist pants. I am slim with narrow hips (my waist goes straight into my hips) The top of the pants will just continue to slide down putting pressure since I have no hips to keep them up.