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If the thoughts are repetitive, irrelevant, not under your control, causing distress so much that its hampering your day to day life and present for more than a hour you might have OCD. OCD can affect anyone and it can be treated with medication and behavior therapy.
Next Steps
Contact nearby psychiatric clinic for help. Learn how to get rid of these thoughts
Health Tips
Whenever these thoughts come try involving yourself in some other activity or start repeating in your mind 3 times go away. They will subside gradually. Best Wishes.
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Hi. Good that you are seeking help over this platform. Your symptoms are indicative of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder(OCD). It is an anxiety disorder where people have recurrent, unwanted thoughts, ideas or sensations (obssessions) which compel them to repeat certain actions (compulsions). It is a stubborn disease which affects the persons functionality. You shall require Integrated treatment method i.e. combination of counselling and medication (homoeoapthy / allopathy). Homoeopathy can effectively manage OCD and treat it from the root cause, with long term benefits and without any side effects.
Next Steps
It is advisable to visit a clinical psychologist for detailed evaluation and starting medication from psychiatrist (homoeopathy/allopathy)
Health Tips
Inform your close family n friends about your sufferings thereby building a stron support system.
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