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Forced Intrusive thought
Some thought like a phrase or a word or a dialogue comes in my mind suddenly and interrupts my actual thinking then suddenly disappears in 2-5 seconds but I immediately forgets that thought completely. Appears at least one to few  times a day for one year. When it appears I tried to immediately write that down or say it loud but can't and immediately disappears and I forget leaving me confused. At that episode if I read or hear someone saying I can read and hear but can't understand what they say or read, as this interrupts my concentration. Even while speaking if that confusion appears I stop for a while and sometimes I misunderstand what someone say as this Intrusive thought overlaps with what they say or what I hear from TV or phone...
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Hey, these are the intrusive thoughts, which last for a few seconds, sometimes they do not bother the person much, but sometimes they can be very troublesome and disrupt day to day activities. You are not alone in this, it can happen to a lot of people and is a very common thing.
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First, it's better to start with breathwork. Whenever you get intrusive thought try to take deep inhale at that moment and try to hold your breath, count till 5 in a backward direction. and I would also like to say, that you should consult a psychiatrist, so that they can evaluate your thoughts and try to understand what could be the reason behind the intrusive thoughts
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