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Obsessions
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD),
Different Obsessions / Types of OCD:
- Obsession with cleanliness
- Obsession with symmetry
- Obsession with control
- Fear of harm
- Fear of something bad happening
- Religious obsessions
- Counting obsession
- Mental repetitions
- Sexual obsessions
- Obsession with perfection
- The compulsion to touch things
- Obsession with keeping things organized
- Food preparation rituals
- Obsessions related to taking medication
- Relationship obsessions (ROCD)
- Fear of disgust
- excessive anxiety
- Seeking assurance
- Fear of contamination
- Garbage collection
- The necessity of redoing
- Responsibility obsessions
- Excessive hand washing
- obsessive thoughts
- Repetition of bad thoughts
- Obsessions with religious rituals
- Health concerns (Hypochondria)
- Controlling harmful thoughts
- Inappropriate sexual thoughts
- Physical obsessions
- Internal debates
- Making a mental list
- Number obsessions
- Questioning your own decisions
- Constantly repeating questions
- Suppressing scary thoughts
- Recurring emotions
- Sleep rituals
- Clothing arrangement
- Constant skepticism
- Excessive reassurance seeking
- Obsessions with food
- Thoughts of self-punishment
- The desire to “correct” thoughts
- Fear of theft
- Fear of harming others
- Fear of accidentally being involved in a crime
- Paranoid thoughts
- The necessity of placing objects symmetrically
- Body image obsessions
These types reflect the variety of ways OCD can manifest and vary from individual to individual.
20 different statistics about OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder):
- OCD affects approximately 100% of people worldwide. 2-3% effects.
- OCD in men is often in childhood begins in women, and in puberty.
- Women with OCD %60 is more prone.
- OCD patients 50% of Anxiety disorder is also seen.
- The average age of onset of OCD 19'Stop.
- OCD patients 25% of the time accompanied by depression.
- Untreated OCD patients 15-20% experiences serious symptoms.
- OCD patients 25% of is resistant to medication and therapy.
- Individuals with OCD 25-30% experiences social isolation.
- OCD is often seen as a chronic disorder. 20-30 year it may take.
- Individuals with OCD 50-60% experience a reduction in symptoms with treatment.
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is one of the most effective methods in the treatment of OCD, 70-80% provides benefits.
- OCD is one of the most common psychiatric illnesses fourth is a disorder.
- OCD patients 90% ofrealizes that his compulsive behaviors are meaningless.
- Individuals who developed OCD in childhood 50% of the disorder persists into adulthood.
- OCD patients 40% of hides the symptoms.
- OCD patients usually seek treatment after the onset of symptoms. 7-10 year then it happens.
- OCD is more common in individuals with a genetic predisposition; %25 Similar symptoms are seen in family members of 50% of the population.
- Out of every 100 OCD patients 20-30 suffers serious workforce loss.
- Age group in which OCD is common 25-35 is the age range.
From OCD / Obsessions,
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To help you overcome OCD / Obsession problems;
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20 scientific studies on OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) and their brief results:
- Goodman et al. (1989)OCD may be caused by an imbalance of serotonin levels in the brain.
- Steketee & Frost (2000)It has been observed that individuals with OCD and hoarding obsession experience intense anxiety about objects with which they have emotional attachment.
- Menzies et al. (2008)Brain imaging studies have shown that the orbitofrontal cortex and basal ganglia function differently in individuals with OCD.
- Rapoport et al. (1989)OCD responds more positively to treatment in children when diagnosed at an early age.
- Saxena & Rauch (2000)Brain scans have revealed overactivity between the frontal cortex and limbic system in OCD.
- Tükel et al. (2002): OCD has been found to be genetically transmitted, with a higher risk, especially in first-degree relatives.
- Ruscio et al. (2010): The lifetime prevalence rate of OCD was found to be 2-3% of the general population.
- Gillan et al. (2011)Faulty learning processes in the brain may underlie compulsive behaviors in OCD.
- Skoog & Skoog (1999): 20% of OCD patients showed complete recovery, while 40% showed significant improvement.
- Fontenelle et al. (2006): 50% of people with OCD also experience an anxiety disorder.
- Hollander et al. (1997)Obsessions and compulsions in OCD patients are related to a lack of serotonin in the brain.
- Mataix-Cols et al. (2004): Common obsessions in OCD patients are fear of contamination and fear of harm.
- Pauls et al. (1995): Large family studies have been conducted showing that OCD can be genetically transmitted.
- Bloch et al. (2009)OCD that begins in childhood can be controlled by 40% with early treatment.
- Karno et al. (1988)OCD is 60% associated with other psychiatric disorders, especially depression.
These studies suggest that OCD is linked to biological, genetic, and environmental factors, and that therapy plays an important role.
