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Doctors Warn: Low-quality imported from China, Korea, and Bangladesh may cause various skin infections, experts caution.
Low-quality clothes imported from China, Korea, and Bangladesh have raised warnings from doctors and experts due to the risk of causing various skin infections. These garments may contain harmful chemicals or contaminants that can trigger allergic reactions, dermatitis, and other skin conditions. Additionally, low-quality or unwashed second-hand clothes can harbor parasitic agents such as lice and mites, potentially spreading diseases like scabies and pediculosis. The presence of toxic chemicals like bisphenol, nickel, or chromium-6 in some imported clothes can also cause skin irritation and disrupt hormones. Experts recommend washing, ironing, or disinfecting such clothing before wearing to reduce the risk of skin infections and exposure to harmful substances