Why is Stool Reviews Better?

I had emergency surgery on my colon and fissures from the surgery and this was recommended. Had I had this, the issues that had me at the hospital in the first place, could have been avoided, so do your body a huge favor and get this. This is a preventative tool, affordable and fits snug against the toilet so it doesnt take up space when not in use. You'd be surprise how many ppl have these already and love and appreciate them, but since its about pooping, no one talks about it. Well, i'm being bold and talking about it because it has saved me a second surgery and first one could have been avoided had i had one to begin with. So get it! get many, gift them to others. We have one for each toilet because we all use. Our son even uses it to go since he was a wee one. He even uses it reach to wash his hands, then uses his feet to push it back under the toilet. These should be sold with toilets, because if you own a toilet, you should own one of these, period. True to how its advertised, going is a breeze because this positions you to go with ease. Seriously, click BUY, you WILL thank me later.

Introduction: Constipation is a common complaint in the general population. Squatting (using a toilet stool) is associated with faster and more complete bowel emptying, and could therefore help prevent or treat constipation. We analyzed the reviews of online buyers of a toilet stool to assess perceived effectiveness, overall satisfaction and potential side effects.

Methods: In this exploratory mixed-method study, we collected all plain text reviews left between November 2013 and March 2020 by buyers of a toilet stool on Amazon. We adapted the Framework method to perform a seven-step process to analyze user reviews. We assigned numerical values from -5 (minimum) to +5 (maximum) to perceived effectiveness and overall satisfaction.

Results: We included comments left by 10,027 customers who purchased 19 different types of toilet stools (79.1% seven-inch stools, 16.1% folding stools, 4.8% other stools). Perceived effectiveness and overall satisfaction were high (median = 5 and interquartile range = 0 for both variables). Eighty-one individuals reported adverse events related to toilet stool use, mainly musculoskeletal pain (N = 26), numbness in the lower limbs (N = 16), falls (n = 11), constipation (N = 9), anorectal symptom (N = 8), and cramps (N = 6).

Conclusion: Perceived effectiveness and overall satisfaction were rated high by those who purchased a toilet stool online. In addition, their use seems to be safe (<1% reported adverse effects). Our results suggest a good risk-benefit ratio. The device may offer an inexpensive option to treat or prevent constipation, and may reduce the frequency of medical visits and the risks associated with long-term use of laxatives.