what are the health implications of shared toilets?
97823
Oh, my gosh...I had to force myself to stop thinking about this once I moved to China 10 years ago. It was driving me insane and amazingly...I'm still alive. (you don't want to ask) I wasn't surprised in the least when Hillary Clinton brought a little "porta-potty" with her on her visit, put it that way.
532534
be nice if you poo flush twice :D
321488
try to get your neighbour to help? call 911? the latter makes better sense though and maybe they can help you with your diarrhoea too. =)\nif me sending my spouse to hospital is my only option.. i'll sh*t my pants and car and everywhere else if i have to. but of course my apologies to all who have to do the cleaning.
699626
NOOOOOOOOO!\n\nYour bowel might retain it, it might go septic!\n\nTry a dab of toothpaste... it works for my mum when she runs out of cream/suppositories.
1162547
If mishandled (someone went to the bathroom without washing his hands, then stuck his hands in the syrup) or untreated, it could definitely grow microorganims that can cause illness. However, I'm not aware of a plant disease that could be communicated to humans if that was your question.
756955
yes, i do, infact lots do.. they make me feel unhygienic n grose. there r some public toilets like of some particular places , some particular offices, etc which maynot b makin me feeling weird. but , i hate to use a public one, a total public one, when i really have to. gives me the feel of excreting on a whole world of jumping germs n bacterias..
131166
Why would you possibly do that?  There is no physiological reason to have this done.  There is no REAL potential benefit.  The potential risks are small, but would include introduction of a pathogenic bacterium, or simply alteration of your bacterial flora to cause you to have diarrhea.  Colon perforation is also a (small) possibility.
951809
At home Diarrhoea - if at someone else's house, would definitely prefer to save embarrassment and be constipated...can always grab the prunes on the way home :)
932154
You could have an increased chance of urinary or bladder infections.\n\nDon't force yourself to hold it.  Save that for rare emergencies.
441874
It depends on which college you are in, each college has its own specifications. Mine for example had two toilets and one shower and one bath for a group of ten to share. See if you can visit your college, there should be a chance to visit the accomodation
1008426
If you are the only  gender using this toilet...males leave it up...females leave it down.  If coed toilet leave it down as it helps avoid problems. Clean toilets impress women so you can score some points here if you wipe up any spills...clean it after using for the BIG one.\nModern Toilet was invented by English guy Sir John Crapper ?  think that was his name  :-)   Enjoy your reading room.
542826
Here is a good feces resource:\n\nhttp://www.medfriendly.com/feces.html
934465
Who'd clean our toilets?
536953
separate bathrooms i hope
138873
it's a dangerous disease because if you tell your weak-point to your enemy, you are in danger. . .\nso to solve this problem, go to bathroom and tell your secret to yourself as many time as you want but don't tell to others...
859078
Water safety is characterised by microbiological, physical, chemical and radiological quality \n\nA poor water supply system can have negative health effects on people. Poorly treated or managed drinking water systems can result in an increase in illness (most likely gastrointestinal illness). \n\nPeople can also be more susceptible to endemic micro-organisms as they are potentially exposed to different, or higher, levels of pathogens .\n\nInfectious and parasitic diseases are still the principal cause of death and illness throughout the world, mostly because of the poor quality of water, and diarrhoea the first cause of morbidity.
1179646
throwing rubbish on floor \nspitting on floors \ntalking with food in mouth\nnot washing hands after toilet \nsneezing without using tissue