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Ok so it's a gross subject matter. But does anyone else wipe this much after number two? I don't have OCD, it just takes a lot of work to get it clean. Maybe it's to do with my diet? And out of the 21 wipes, 3 were with wet wipes.
As I am reading and assuming, the number is relevant only to this one event? If so, forget OCD.
More likely culprit - excess lipids (fat) in stool.
Make a 3 day switch to whole foods - grains, LEAN meats (white meats) lots of fruits and vegetables - and watch fat content. Should this 3 day trial help - you know the issue.
here's a suggestion, you may find it repulsive, but after a couple of wet wipes with dry toilet paper, wet the toilet paper and clean your ahole, i find great comfort in knowing my ahole is mucho clean.
Wash off your bunghole with liquid soap. Rinse it by sitting on the edge of the bathtub using a handheld shower.
Nope. Swing one leg over the edge of the tub and put your foot where the tub meets the tile. You can rinse off without getting your legs wet, just like you can with a bidet. There's a bit of mostly clean water in the bottom of the tub when you are done, but it quickly evaporates.
See the thing is most people don't clean out their ass hole only the outside of it. For me even the inside has to be completley clean and don't stop whipping till nothing left is brown. Of coarse the only brand soft enough that hasn't made my skin raw has been charmin ultra soft 3 ply. Gotta be 3 ply. Then I clean it out in the shower. I would say their is nothing wrong with wanting to be clean, it's not OCD, it's called hygiene. Others I just find dirty.
If you eat a healthy and balanced diet, your bowel movement should come out easy and be easy to clean.
Now that is not normal but for you it is: begin to cut down slowly on the amount you use: use a few sheets of loo paper at first: I carry a butt cloth with me: one to wash and the other to dry and I end up with a very clean you know what. and I am out in a jiffy
I'm not sure, sounds like too much. Maybe change the paper? Or maybe your diet. Or maybe you're under constant pressure from school/work/life in general? Try eating regulary, get a check on minerals in your blood and try washing your back more often with a shower
Shit can vary, and in a diet-related way. When I eat properly (and resist too much sugary and starchy food) my poop requires much less wiping.