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Harvard doctor issues warning: Taking your phone to the toilet could be triggering hemorrhoids |

For many people, the bathroom has quietly become a zone for scrolling. What was once a short, functional visit now often includes social media, news updates or quick messages. While this habit feels harmless, doctors are increasingly warning that taking your phone to the toilet may be doing more damage than most people realise. The…

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Hemorrhoids: Just 5 extra minutes of scrolling on the toilet can raise the risk of this disease by 46%, new study warns |

If your bathroom break becomes a full-time scrolling session, then you could also be risking your long term health. A study conducted by Boston researchers has linked this seemingly “harmless” habit to a 46% higher risk of a painful condition. Research conducted by Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) found that adults who bring smartphones…

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Anal cancer vs. Piles (Hemorrhoids): How to tell the difference and recognise overlapping symptoms |

Rectal bleeding, pain, lumps, or discomfort around the anus can cause concern. While these symptoms are commonly linked to haemorrhoids (piles), a benign condition, they can sometimes indicate anal cancer—a rarer but more serious disease. Both share similar signs, which can lead to misdiagnosis or delayed treatment. Key differences often include persistent pain, hard or…

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