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Can a person treat himself on its own if he is suffering from ocd?? If yes, then how??
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No,its need to consult psychiatrist.
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Dr. Shabiullah Syyed
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7 yrs exp
Delhi
OCD can be effectively treated with the medications and psycho therapies. But one needs to get himself/herself evaluated for the same by a Psychiatrist.
Medication taken in an appropriate dose with some behaviour modification will definitely help in relieving the symptoms of OCD.
Coming to your query, it is very very difficult or rather impossible to treat it at home on your own without medications.
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