| It is currently unknown how closely related OCD is to other disorders such as trichotillomainia, body dysmorphic disorder and hypochondriasis. |
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| There is an increased rate of OCD in people with Tourette's syndrome, an illness characterized by involuntary movements and vocalizations. |
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| The best way to protect yourself, in the mind of a Balinese with OCD, is to find out everything you can about him. |
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| Doctors readily diagnose the OCD, but often fail to identify the underlying problem of the emetophobia. |
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| These behaviors generally are intended to ward off harm to the person with OCD or others. |
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| Most people with OCD struggle to banish their unwanted thoughts and compulsive behaviors. |
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| Most people with OCD struggle to banish their unwanted, obsessive thoughts and to prevent themselves from engaging in compulsive behaviors. |
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| People who are recovering from OCD may also benefit from individual, group or family therapy or a support group. |
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| When untreated, the symptoms of OCD interfere with normal family life, often to a great degree. |
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| Families of individuals with TS also seem to have high rates of OCD, suggesting a genetic relationship between these two conditions. |
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| The two types of herbal treatments that may benefit people with OCD are those with, and without, sedating effects. |
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| Support from friends is important for everyone, but OCD can be hard to explain and some families worry about the stigma of mental illness. |
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| While in the past OCD was regarded as chronic and untreatable, a diagnosis of OCD may now be regarded with hope. |
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| The struggle with OCD can eat up your time and distract you from thinking about your future. |
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| I have slight case of mysophobia, but I'm not some OCD freak about everything. |
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| In people with OCD, problems with the caudate putamen can mean an inability to stop worrying or stop having anxious thoughts. |
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| Many OCD patients report low self-esteem, tend to seek help very late, and have high rates of major depression during their lifetime. |
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| As he was not at home then, the author herself was taken by OCD officers to their premises and kept there for the next two days. |
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| They share their father's OCD and ritually recite odd thoughts. |
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| But am I clambering pitiably on to a celeb bandwagon, or does the ubiquity of OCD bespeak something deeper? |
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| The exposure from Girls surely will be salutary by getting OCD the disease out in the open. |
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| It is also often comorbid with other mental illnesses such as bipolar, major depression, anxiety, avoidant personality disorder, OCD, OCPD, to name a few. |
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| Before Matthew VanDyke was a gun-toting rebel in Libya, he was just a 29-year-old with OCD, afraid of sugar. |
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| Had I used trig on the right-angled triangle to find half of OCD, like they did in the textbook explanation, I'd have come up with the correct answer. |
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| After a few verbal digs about his undiagnosed OCD, I tossed it off the bed as a joke. |
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| Until now, many clinicians have relied on the cognitive behavioral methods designed for OCD to treat hoarders. |
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| The amount of P2.2 billion in calamity funds was released through the OCD to rehabilitate and reconstruct communities affected by these disasters, particularly in Southern Philippines. |
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| Hannah is back with Adam, taking her OCD meds, and working on an e-book. |
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| Predictive alerts generated by a stream of data from instruments allow OCD technical support specialists and engineers to identify specific service needs before they cause an interruption in laboratory operations. |
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| People with OCD cannot ignore unpleasant thoughts and pay undue attention to them. |
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| And the other big stand-up movie of note, Bob Fosse's bottomlessly grim Lenny, with ODs, borderline OCD, and lots of sobbing, isn't my definition of a laugh-riot, either. |
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| Unlike traditional vertical displays, the OCD 100 is extremely compact and contemporary, in the true POSLIGNE® design spirit, and looks just right on any sales counter. |
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| Control, OCD, a really house-proud mother, a really house-proud gran. |
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| No, I'm not OCD, but I'm probably not far off it. |
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| Some aspects of the OCD have gotten worse, and some have gotten better. |
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| Whereas compulsions in OCD are performed to reduce distress associated with obsessions, in trichotillomania the compulsive behaviours are not aimed at neutralizing obsessions. |
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| Mine trickled over into OCD and panic disorder. |
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| To give him a label such as OCD or Tourette syndrome probably isn't helpful as it medicalises him, and that can be counterproductive – as his reaction to your trying to discuss his behaviour has proven. |
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| The study looked at MRI brain images of eight Dobermans affected by canine OCD and eight that were not affected. |
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| In some people with OCD, feedback loops between the two get jammed, leading them to do the same task repeatedly to reduce anxiety. |
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| Neurobiological investigations have paralleled etiologic studies of OCD and have demonstrated both similarities and differences between these two disorders. |
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| If OCD is there in the picture, seeking help early on is crucial. |
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| For more information on OCD, visit OCD Action online at www. |
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| There's a stripper who moves in without asking and an OCD ferret-lover who scrubs floors in bare skin and boots when she isn't rhapsodizing over the souls of garden gnomes. |
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| The lecture will explain the symptoms of OCD, their effect on patients, their families and friends, as well as various treatment practices and latest updates in the field. |
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