While manual “splinting”—using fingers or thumbs against the vaginal or perianal wall to physically push out stool—has gained traction online as a constipation fix, doctors warn it is a risky habit that typically signals underlying pelvic floor defects like a rectocele or cystocele rather than addressing the root cause…
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