One can learn to control OCD urges with persistence and patience. Managing OCD urges will be difficult, it is important to understand what causes these urges. After understanding what compels you to act out these urges, you can try to learn to re-associate your compulsive urges to non-stressful things. It is important to understand that it is a medical condition, and cannot be cured, only worked through.
Yes. I was watching a show about OCD, and one of the interviewers had OCD towards her family, thinking they were "contaminated."
No that is just one of the disorders. You can be ocd over just about anything.
when first one feels have something wrong with...oh, yea, then found out has OCD!
NO one knows.
Sometimes depression can be a part of it, I have borderline OCD. Usually axiety is the number one cause of OCD.
Yes, and a perfectly logical one. Hormones control sexual urges - sometimes taking over rational logical thought. However, only your mind can bring to the surface the concequences of following through with those urges. Down, tiger.
DECIDE, and do it!
Mothers of teenagers with OCD do not hate their children. It can be hard to live with a teenager, especially one with OCD. Sometimes a good talk is just what people need to see eye to eye.
There are a variety of drugs that can be effective with OCD to one degree or another. Your physician can advise which she thinks might be best for you to try.
Treatment wise, often times a stimulant medication can exacerbate symptoms of OCD (or make undiagnosed OCD bad enough to hav a formal diagnosis). If one is diagnosed with OCD, by giving in to obsessions, u are really making OCD stronger in the long run.
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