What would be the non-medical equivalent to the word "contraindications"?

Question

I am looking for a word that comparatively has the same meaning, except not specific to a medical context (confirmed through Merriam-Webster the word is specific to medical context).

An example for usage would be, e.g., inquiring whether submitting an application for a particular government program (let's say Medicare) might have any potentially detrimental impacts to a different pending/future application (let's say SSDI), or is for whatever reason otherwise not advisable, not favorable, not good form/convention/practice, etc.

Edit: per comments, adding my usage example... ... So what When taking..., are there any contraindications to...? would be to When applying for..., are there any [blank] to my...eligibility?

Answer 1

Although not a single word, consider red flag, which can be used to mean:

: something that indicates or draws attention to a problem, danger, or irregularity
_{Merriam-Webster}

Answer 2

Assuming what you're looking for when you mean "contraindicated" means something like not recommended, then "inadvisable" seems to fit. It's just what you had in your question as "not advised", except it's one word.

adjective
Likely to have unfortunate consequences; unwise.
‘It became clear that housing a million gallons of whisky and rum under one roof was inadvisable.’
Oxford Dictionaries (lexico.com)

Thinking about it some more, you could use many words, some of which you used in your question, with a negative prefix morpheme (un/in), such as "unfavorable" etc.

Answer 3

The word "cross-purpose" that kind of gets at what you are looking for.

Generally two or more things/forces are "at cross-purposes" to one another, meaning they are pursuing contradictory goals to one another. It's kind of a turn of phrase more than a literal term, but it's the closest thing I could think of to a "secular" version of contraindication.