Urgency: Do I have OCD?

There is nothing in the first place, where to stir up dust", think carefully about the connotation of this sentence, and then combine it with the symptoms that appear on your body, and you will naturally get better if you figure it out.

Hehe, don't be afraid of the lads, this is a normal reaction of adolescence. Your feelings for her message come from yourself. Are you a little unconfident compared to her? Or do you think she's better than you?

Self-reflection and introspection are necessary stages of growth, and nothing too surprising.

Don't easily believe the "obsessive-compulsive disorder" of those so-called "experts and scholars".

You have to believe in yourself, growing up is painful, and it's good to wait until you are mature.

yes, I'm a little bit too, I really don't know what to do.

You're obsessions, not obsessions, obsessive-compulsive disorder, which is used by neurotics, and obsessions that everybody has, don't be afraid, just like everybody is going to look at it when the door is locked. I think you're in adolescence right now, and you're very conscious of your image.

What is your obsessive-compulsive disorder like?

Maybe it's too stressful, so it's recommended to see a doctor and take some stress relieving medicine.

There are some compulsive behaviors that are very common for teenagers. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a condition that either has similar symptoms or obsessive-compulsive disorder. It's like coughing a few times doesn't mean getting a cold, and feeling unwell doesn't mean getting sick.

I don't know how your academic performance is. If these don't have much impact on learning, then there is no need to change them, always thinking about overcoming them, it will add unnecessary pressure to yourself, or it is better to go with the flow, you just think of yourself as a little weird and different child, and it would be good to grow up.

You're having some loops and repetitions in your behavior, and I wonder how you feel when you do it? Do you feel okay or do you feel particularly uncomfortable? Do you feel like you want to control it but can't?

If the answer is yes, then OCD is more likely. It is recommended that you have a psychological counseling consultation for systematic diagnosis and treatment. Compulsions often arise when there is some very strong emotion or feeling in the heart that we can't stand and we try to cope with these emotions with some ritual actions.

So you might as well recall what first happened to you that you started to have these behaviors.

== It's not obsessive-compulsive disorder.

I used to be too.

I'm still constantly drawing circles on paper, straight lines and things like that, you can read some books you like, listen to **.

I'm going to do the same.,I'll always think about putting my own things in **.,If I'm not sure, I'll go rummaging.。 I also think about a lot of things when I eat. And when I sit in a car or walk down the road, I read the name of the sign of the shop on the side of the road.

Is this obsessive-compulsive disorder? I've always thought it was normal.,I don't think there's anything wrong with it.。。

Hello this friend;

Typical obsessive-compulsive disorder. It is to use thinking to set a fixed pattern for one's life. I have to follow this pattern, otherwise I'm very uncomfortable.

The original colorful life and very flexible life have been formatted by you. It is you who use your own thinking to format, fix, and program your life, so that life is not flexible. So, you live a suffocation. So, you're in agony.

It is your own thinking that forms and fixes your life. You can't solve it on your own. Can't get out of it. It's like putting yourself in your pocket. I can't get out by myself, and I'm still in a hurry. Actually, it's not someone else, it's you who put yourself in it.

It is recommended that you do professional psychological counseling. This is the fundamental way to solve the problem. You start by making adjustments based on my analysis. If you have trouble adjusting yourself, come down and contact me. We communicate in detail.

It's obsessive-compulsive disorder. Try to go to the hospital for a diagnosis.

First of all, what is life, how to live, what is most important in life, apart from money, what do I really have, I figured out how good it is to estimate you, I think you have been trapped in a steel cell for too long, and you have time to enjoy the following nature.

Can you be more specific?

However, I don't know the severity of your condition.

First of all, I would like to explain to you OCD, which is that there is a data transmission error in one of the nerves in your brain, and the error check function of the brain will allow you to re-verify the result of this matter.

When you have that idea, you revalidate. When you get tired of this thought, it seems to be taking revenge on you, which complicates things and forces you to think about things that lead to the unknown and can be dangerous.

For simple things: such as whether the door is locked or not; Whether the lights are turned off or not. You can approach it with this mindset:

First of all, these thoughts came from what I had just done, and secondly, these things were so simple that I knew them by heart, and there was no possibility of making a mistake. The information that my brain passed me to revalidate was wrong.

For things that point to the future and have serious consequences, such as the knife you lend to a classmate, it can induce scratches to others. You can do it this way: say to yourself, "This illogical thing doesn't happen, and if it does, then think of a solution" and respond forcefully to that thought, "Even if that happens, let it happen."

Even the worst is much better than what I wanted. ”

A bit of obsessive-compulsive symptoms, accompanied by anxiety, but none of them are very obvious, and may have something to do with your personality.

Do you feel painful about these problems, do you feel unnecessary but can't control it, if the situation continues to worsen, then you have to **, the current OCD is mainly based on Western medicine, supplemented by psychology and behavior**.

Yes, I used to be like this, but it was too pleasant to be with friends, and it slowly became weaker, so it is recommended to go to see Morita **, pay attention to going with the flow, it must be good for you. Remember to be calm ...

Yes, because you forced yourself to think about it, and you asked it.

What is your obsessive-compulsive disorder like?

I think it's because of this habit, some people will have some habitual practices, once they don't do these things, they will feel uncomfortable, and they always seem to feel that something is missing, which is the anxiety you are talking about. The flip side is that you lack self-confidence and are cranky. There are many things to do in life, don't always worry about this, worry about that, suffer from gains and losses, look at the point, I hope you can have a happy life!

How is it a bit similar to me.,It's a slight obsessive-compulsive disorder.,I know that the door is closed or can't help but look.,And you have to stare at the door for a few minutes before you feel sure.,I don't count.,I count how many pinyin of two words in my mind.,And the variables imagine typing.,You have to put up seven.,Otherwise I'll find a way to make them seven.,I'm so annoyed.