What Is Severe OCD?

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a common mental illness. According to the severity of the patient's symptoms, obsessive-compulsive disorder can be divided into three types: mild, moderate and severe obsessive-compulsive disorder. The more severe the obsessive-compulsive disorder, the more difficult it is to treat. They are often very demanding of the outside world.

Severe obsessive-compulsive disorder

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a more common type of mental illness. It is mainly self-compulsive patients. Obsessive-compulsive disorder patients are generally suspicious. They like to doubt something they do, and then they always force themselves.

1. The cause of OCD is related to my personality and life experience. Most patients can point out unexpected events that occurred before his symptoms worsened: such as the death of a loved one, divorce of parents, family conflicts, etc. Psychological tension and mood swings caused by the above reasons can be the cause of OCD.

2. Personality characteristics of OCD patients also play an important role in the occurrence of the disease. According to research, most patients have special personality traits: most young patients love cleanliness, their personality is submissive, and they are serious about doing things; adult patients generally have a strong sense of time, observe discipline and systems, and are overly cautious, indecisive, and require themselves Too strict and very concerned about what others think of themselves.

3. The harm of obsessive-compulsive disorder is very large, because there is involuntary entanglement of thoughts, or stereotypical etiquette or meaningless behavior repetition, which seriously affects the patient's concentration, seriously affects the parties' study and work, and can be completely lost. Ability to learn and work, leading to mental disability. The patient wanted to get rid of it, but all ended in failure, and he was unable to get rid of it, causing great pain in his heart.

1. Cleaning tendency, such as washing hands, etc .;

2. Tendency to order, such as wearing clothes, walking, and reading in a strict order;

3. Intentional tendency, afraid of being unable to control himself, fear of undressing in front of the public, fear of jumping off the building, or fear of getting under the wheel of walking;

4, confirmation, such as locking the door, afraid of dropping things, afraid of saying the wrong thing, hearing the wrong thing.

Method 1: Listen to its natural law. This method is to reduce and relax the mental stress of the patient. Listen to everything naturally, and stop thinking about it after you finish it. If something seems to be forgotten, don't bring it with you, worrying that the door will not be locked if it is not locked, and things seem to be dirty and messy without being cleaned. After a period of effort to overcome the anxiety caused by this, the symptoms will gradually disappear.

Method two: the root plan method. Repeatedly ask patients about the harmful incidents they suffered as a child; the harmful incidents caused to others when they were young; the experience of living with the person you hated the most and the person you most regretted as a child. You should also explore the original cause and hidden meaning of the symptoms.

Method three: The gene diagnosis is clear, the positioning is accurate, and the treatment can be targeted to the cause.