Obbsessive complusive disorder

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Asked for Male, 28 Years

Is ocd is completly treatable I HAV SUFFER FEOM IT FOR LAST 8-9 years Now better but still on medicationn Is it a cancer type diesease which never goes Or it can b completly treated

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Dr. Pranshu Agarwal Psychiatrist 14 yrs exp Lucknow Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pranshu Agarwal

Psychiatrist 14 yrs exp Lucknow

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It can be treated but patient has to be on regular medications and psychotherapy and visit psychiatrist regularly as advised

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Visit a psychiatrist and get ur prescriptions and psychotherapy done.

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