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sappleton

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excessive wiping after bowel movement Posted: 02-28-08 13:32pm


i'm hoping i'm just being paranoid but for the last 4-6 months i've had a problem with stools. I go about once a day and end up having to wipe about 25 times. After this I find myself having to go back to the toilet every hour to wipe again as it comes back. Is it worth going to see the doctor about? (ps - i do sometimes get abdominal pains on an empty stomach but I've had my abdominals scanned and nothing has shown up)

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Posted: 03-02-08 09:17am


Is a constant seepage of fecal matter or mucus reason for frequent wiping after bowel movement? Do you usually have a feeling of incomplete bowel movement? Do you find your anal area swollen and painful?

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