Why it's a no to phones in the loo 


By AGENCY

People who use their phone while answering nature’s call tend to stay on the toilet longer, thus increasing their risk of developing haemorrhoids. — TNS

Using your phone while on the can could mean a higher risk of haemorrhoids.

This is according to new research that compared the lavatory “habits” of smartphone users to those of non-users.

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