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Health care providers... cheer that bidets clean better than
toilet paper; help prevent vaginitis, urinary tract
infections, and other ailments; and leave things cleaner and
fresher smelling down there before and after sex, and during
menstruation. They are clearly a huge help for people with
hemorrhoids, diarrhea, rashes, and infections, which toilet
tissue can aggravate, spread, and add to already painful
situations. Bidets help physically challenged people, the
elderly, pregnant women, post surgical patients, and others
for whom standing, reaching, bending, and other movements
are painful, difficult or impossible.
Columbia University Health Services
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