There have been multiple cases of older women developing a rare form of skin cancer after decades of wearing tightly tied sarees. In one such case, a 70-year-old woman discovered a persistent ulcer ...

A recent study documents two women treated for “petticoat cancer,” a condition possibly triggered by tightly tying the waist cord of a saree's underskirt or petticoat. The study, published in the ...

Wearing tight petticoats repeatedly can cause chronic irritation, leading to Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) Loosening the waist cord and moisturizing can prevent skin irritation Wearing loose fabrics, ...

Chronic irritation from tightly tied petticoat drawstrings can lead to a rare skin cancer called Marjolin's ulcer, sometimes referred to as "Petticoat Cancer." While the saree itself isn't the cause, ...

The thread can cause prolonged irritation. In the hot and humid climate of India, especially in the rural areas, this condition has a tendency of getting worse faster. “Irritation from the petticoat ...

In India’s hot and humid climate, particularly in rural regions, this condition can worsen rapidly. (Image Credits: Pixabay) Every women love wearing saree, a popular attire worn in the Indian ...

In a report that has recently surfaced, a shocking case of skin cancer has come forth. Doctors in Bihar and Maharashtra recently highlighted a health risk related to traditional sarees and the way ...

Shapewear vs. Petticoat: The sari is one of the most beautiful and traditional garments worn by Indian women. It is worn for everything from weddings to religious ceremonies and parties. The perfect ...

The saree, with its intricate draping and elegance, holds a place of pride in Indian culture. However, recent media attention has drawn focus to a condition informally known as “Petticoat Cancer”.