Automatic sitz bath tub (fountain) for pain relief | for men and women | piles, haemorrhoids, fissure fistula | pregnancy postpartum

• PROVIDES CONTINUOUS SOOTHING GENTLE SPLASH OF WATER.
• FITS ON MOST STANDARD WESTERN COMMODES.
• CLEANSES ANAL REGION BETTER THAN ANY OTHER KITS AVAILABLE IN MARKET.
• HELPS IN PAIN RELIEF AND PATIENT CAN RESUME HIS ROUTINE WORK EARLIER.
• MAINTAINS HYGIENE, THEREBY CONTROLLING INFECTION & AIDING IN FASTER HEALING.

Automatic Sitz Bath Tub with PAINLESS SPLASH TECHNOLOGY

PAINLESS SPLASH TECHNOLOGY gives automated continuous splash of water which is gentle and soothing to the perianal region of patient helping in effective pain relief, providing better hygiene by cleansing action of splash which also helps to prevent infections.

UNIVERSAL DESIGN THAT FITS ON MOST STANDARD COMMODES

Sitz Bath Fountain Tub is designed to fit perfectly on all standard commodes as well as commode stool and commode chairs. NO NEED TO SQUAT ON FLOOR WHEN YOU CAN JUST SIT.

EQUIPPED WITH SAFETY FEATURE

Sitz Bath Fountain Tub comes equipped with safety fuse ensuring complete safety of the patients.

ONE TUB MANY USES

Sitz Bath Fountain Tub is effective for pain relief and use in patiemts of piles, fissure, fistula, haemorrhoids, and post delivery recovery.

INNOVATION THATS BEEN AWARDED

Sitz Bath Fountain has been awarded at national level for its innovation by a jury consiting of Doctors. It has also been awarded with ISO 9001:2015 quality certification.

What is a sitz bath?

A sitz bath is a warm, shallow bath you sit in to relieve pain, burning or itching in your perineum. Your perineum is the area between the opening of your butt (anus) and your external genitals (scrotum or vulva). Soaking your perineal area in warm water reduces muscle spasms by relaxing your anal sphincter (the ring of muscles that open and close at the bottom of your anus). Relaxing these muscles improves the blood circulation in your anal tissues, which promotes healing and reduces pain.

The first documented use of a sitz bath in the United States was in 1859. Initially, a sitz bath was a metal half bathtub. People soaked the lower half of their bodies in a reclining position. By the late 1880s, sitz baths were considered spa treatments. Today, healthcare providers commonly prescribe sitz baths for a variety of reasons, including hemorrhoid relief and as a treatment for anal fissures and other health conditions.

What is a sitz bath used for?

You can use a sitz bath to relieve discomfort due to several common health conditions and medical procedures. The warm water increases blood flow to your perineal area, which promotes faster healing.

Sitz bath for hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids are swollen veins located in your lower rectum and anus. They occur for many reasons, including constipation, pregnancy and childbirth. Sitz baths can help reduce pain and swelling caused by hemorrhoids. If you’ve recently had hemorrhoids removed, sitz baths can also help with any discomfort you may feel after surgery.

Sitz bath for postpartum recovery

After childbirth (postpartum), you may experience soreness and swelling in your perineal area. This can occur whether you have a vaginal delivery or a C-section. Sitz baths can help relieve any pain and swelling, as well as promote healing in the area.

Sitz bath for Bartholin cysts

A Bartholin cyst is a type of cyst that can form on your labia near the opening of your vagina. It can happen when a blockage occurs at the opening of one of your Bartholin glands, which produce fluid that helps lubricate your vagina. A sitz bath may help a Bartholin cyst burst and drain on its own.

Sitz bath for anal fissures

An anal fissure is a tear located in the lining of your anus or anal canal. The pain you feel before or immediately after pooping (a bowel movement) comes from muscle spasms caused by the anal fissure. Sitz baths can help those muscles relax, which can help the anal fissure heal over time.

A sitz bath can also help relieve symptoms or promote healing in people with other health conditions, including:

• Perianal abscesses.
• Anal fistulas.
• Recent anal, vaginal or vulvar surgery.
• Anal diseases.

You may also choose to use a sitz bath to help keep your perineal area clean or to relieve discomfort during bowel movements.