Severe obsessive compulsive disorder Who has the same symptoms as me Almost thought about suicide

In general, patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder will feel very painful when it is severe, which will cause emotional changes, and there may be some accidents, but it will not generally lead to killing. If you have obsessive-compulsive disorder, you must go to a mental health center for medical treatment, and the patient must learn to adjust it in a timely manner.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a type of anxiety disorder, which is a group of neuropsychiatric disorders with obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors as the main clinical manifestations, characterized by the coexistence of conscious compulsions and counter-compulsions, and some meaningless thoughts or impulses that even go against one's own will repeatedly invade the patient's daily life. Although the patient experiences that these thoughts or impulses are self-conscious, they try their best to resist, but they are always uncontrollable, and the strong conflict between the two makes them feel great anxiety and pain, affecting their studies, work, interpersonal communication and even daily life. In recent years, statistics have shown that the incidence of OCD is rising, and studies have shown that the lifetime prevalence of OCD in the general population is 1% to 2%, and about 2 in 3 patients develop the disease before the age of 25.

The World Health Organization (WHO) found that obsessive-compulsive disorder has become one of the 20 diseases with the heaviest disease burden among young and middle-aged people aged 15 to 44. In addition, patients often do not seek medical attention in time at the beginning of the onset of various considerations, some patients who are afraid of dirty and repeatedly wash their hands may not come to the doctor until the symptoms are so severe that they cannot live a normal life, and the onset of the disease may be ten years apart from the initial visit, which virtually increases the difficulty of the disease, so we should pay more attention to obsessive-compulsive disorder and detect it early.

I personally have a particularly strong obsessive-compulsive disorder, every time I go out I wonder if I have turned off the gas or turn off the faucet, once I hurried to work, but halfway to the road I wondered if I had turned off the faucet, on 10 minutes, I hurriedly ran to the house like a 100-meter sprint to take a look, found that the faucet has been turned off, I was relieved to go to work.

I also unknowingly suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder, my symptom is that when I tear the paper, I must tear the paper into a standard square, if his border is not particularly aligned, then I have to look for scissors everywhere to cut, if I still can't find the scissors, I will use a few more pieces of paper to tear into a square.

It was very hard for me to accept, but I couldn't help myself to do it, and if I didn't, I would feel like I was losing something in my heart.

I think that the worst of my obsessive-compulsive disorder was that I couldn't complete this task, and I resolutely didn't take a break, just sat there and worked for a while, and didn't do anything but work.

I remember one time in college I needed to complete a report, the teacher set the time to complete it within a week, after the teacher just assigned the task, I went back to the dormitory and started to do the report, about 10 o'clock in the evening, everyone in the dormitory went to sleep, but I just wanted to finish it and go to sleep, I just sat there and wrote the report, and I didn't look at the time, and finally wrote and found that it was already 6 o'clock in the morning, and finally finished the report, and then I went to rest.

I myself have a very serious obsessive-compulsive disorder, for example, when the floor is soiled when a guest comes to the house, I feel very uncomfortable at this time, and I want to squat on the ground to clean it up immediately. At the height of my OCD, I went to work in the morning, and I was almost at the office, and suddenly I felt as if I had forgotten to close the door, and I came home from the company to check and found that the door was tightly closed, but it caused me to be late for work.

I realized that OCD had seriously affected my life, so I went to see a psychiatrist, who advised me not to care about the little things in life, to take a long-term view, to divert my attention, or to keep myself busy and not have time to think about it.

The worst part of my OCD was that I often forgot whether I was closing the door or not.

Once I got up very late, hurriedly cleaned up and then had 10 minutes to go to work, when I went out in a hurry and walked halfway to find that I didn't seem to close the door, and in my impression I was not sure whether the door had been locked, I was particularly anxious, in a very nervous situation, I decided to go back to see, whether the door had been locked, and when I went back to find that the door was locked, I went to work with peace of mind, and the final result was that I was late for work, and that day was criticized by the leader once.

It is precisely because of my obsessive-compulsive habit that I have been criticized by the leader more than once, and I have tried to get rid of my obsessive-compulsive habit, but I have tried again and again.

When my OCD was worst, I would re-scrub the pot every time I finished cooking a dish before making the next one.

I don't know why I have this behavior, because if I want to make my own dishes, if I want to ensure a good taste, I can't have the same taste as the previous dish, so I need to brush the pot again every time I make a dish, and after all the dishes are done, I must clean up the kitchen countertop sink, and clean up all the items used, so that I can eat with peace of mind, which is when my obsessive-compulsive disorder is the worst.