Suma Health

What we call “hemorrhoids” in medical circles is just a fancy term for some veins in and around your a**s.
When you get constipated, strain to get out your poo or sit for too long on a toilet seat, these veins get engorged with blood.
Over time, these engorged veins can bleed.
And when those veins bleed, you start to notice that sometimes after you poo and you look into the toilet bowl, you may notice some bright red blood staining the toilet or you may notice some blood staining the tissue paper you use to wipe.
That’s classical of hemorrhoids.
So basically, while it may be tempting to sit in the toilet seat and just check emails, laugh at instagram jokes and retweet twitter trending gists,
Please be aware that this is NOT a healthy practice for you at all.
Especially if you are someone who is prone to haemorrhoids.
So how long should you sit on a toilet seat? ONLY as long as you have the urge to poo and once the poo is out-
Leave the toilet.
Usually this is 2minutes.
If poo doesn’t come in 2minutes, stand up and find something else to do.
Except you are hiding from people you owe money.
Toilet is NOT a library-
Don’t go and read.
Toilet is NOT a makeup studio-
Don’t sit there adjusting eyelashes.
Toilet is NOT a spa-
Don’t sit to “relax”.
And toilet is NOT a village square-
Don’t sit there making conference phone calls trying to sort out all family fights.
Alright let’s all unlearn that bad habit.
Find a new happy place in your house.
Try to create a new private place.
Somewhere as sacred as the toilet seat for you. You can do it.
To be frank with you, the toilet is an absolutely unsafe and an unhygienic place for you. This is being serious right now.
Don’t spend more than 2minutes there.
S**t and gerrout. You are not in Disneyland- don’t see it as a “happy place”. It is NOT.
It’s the Germs Headquarters!
We have medicine for HEMORRHOIDS if you happen to have it