Portable Sitz Bath Tub | Hemorrhoid Relief, Postpartum Recovery, Perineal Care

A portable, foldable sitz bath tub that fits directly over your toilet. No bathtub required. Used for hemorrhoid relief, postpartum recovery, perineal healing, and general feminine hygiene at home, whenever you need it.

What Is a Sitz Bath?

Who Uses a Sitz Bath?

Hemorrhoid Relief

Warm water sitz baths are one of the most commonly recommended home treatments for hemorrhoid discomfort. The warmth relaxes the muscles around the area, reduces inflammation, and helps relieve itching, pain, and swelling. Most people use a sitz bath 2 to 3 times daily for hemorrhoids, for 10 to 15 minutes per session.

Postpartum Recovery

After vaginal birth, many midwives and healthcare providers recommend sitz baths to support perineal healing, soothe episiotomy or perineal tear discomfort, and maintain hygiene during recovery. Most providers recommend starting within the first 24 hours after birth, once cleared to do so.

Perineal and General Care

Also commonly used for perianal abscess recovery, anal fissures, UTI-related discomfort, and general perineal hygiene.

Product Features

• Foldable design for easy storage and travel
• Fits standard and elongated toilet seats
• Anti-overflow holes to control the water level automatically
• Supports over 300 lbs
• Easy to clean
• Made from food-grade PP and TPR material
• No tools or installation required
  

How to Use Your Sitz Bath

1. Unfold the basin and place it securely over your toilet seat

2. Fill with warm water, not hot. Recommended temperature: 37 to 40°C (98 to 104°F)

3. Sit for 10 to 20 minutes

4. Pat the area dry gently with a clean towel afterward

5. Rinse the basin with clean water and air dry

How often: For hemorrhoids, 2 to 3 times daily or after each bowel movement. For postpartum recovery, as directed by your midwife or healthcare provider, typically 2 to 3 times daily for the first week. Hemorrhoids for sitzbath relief guide.

What to add to the water: Plain warm water works well on its own. Common additions include Epsom salt (1 to 2 tablespoons), witch hazel, or herbal blends. For postpartum use with stitches, confirm additions with your healthcare provider first.

Who Should Use Caution

Always follow the guidance of your midwife, doctor or healthcare provider regarding timing and frequency, especially for postpartum use or post-surgical recovery. Do not use water that is too hot. This can aggravate hemorrhoids rather than relieve them. Discontinue use and consult a provider if symptoms worsen.