She begins the clip by saying: "What having OCD can really look like." She then proceeds ... but most people will eventually ...

OCD affects over half a million people in the UK and is a condition around ... obsessions (such as excessive washing and cleaning). Like many medical conditions, OCD can get worse if left untreated.

OCD UK have the following passage on their website: “Like any person suffering from OCD ... if I said that my OCD no longer exists - it does - but now it’s a faint murmur, rather than a ...

ROCD can be incredibly painful and debilitating, not just because of the distress it causes but because OCD is a silent condition that so many people don ... is normal and does not mean something ...

The obsessions are intrusive — they severely impact daily life — and the person ... OCD originates in the brain, and potentially has to do with abnormal function of neurotransmitters like ...

Gazal Jones defines OCD as “intrusive ... response and they'll feel like, ‘oh, there was something in that, does that mean that I want to do that?’ Some people think that they might have ...

You’re organized, tidy, and clean. None of those things means you have obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Here are the OCD facts to know.

In their November study, Karolina Lempert and her coauthors (2024) examined decision making in people with OCD. To do so, they focused ... After controlling for factors like sex, age, and ...

One woman shares her experience of harm OCD as part of Processing ... I stop being able to do simple things, like look in the cutlery drawer in the kitchen. I stop functioning.

And while even people in good relationships experience doubts every so often, relationship OCD occurs when your concerns about the relationship are out ... With this, improving self-compassion by ...