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I wanted to be a physicist, AI engineer but my problem of ocd has crippled me alot.
Is it possible to continue your higher education despite of having ocd.
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Yes you can continue higher education. OCD is treatable for that you have to consult a Psychiatrist.
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Dr. Raghav Shah
Addiction Psychiatrist
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
It is most certainly possible to achieve your dream, OCD is treatable with the right medications and counselling. Keep working hard.
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Medication and counselling will benefit you, so consult a psychiatrist fo better guidance.
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Dr. Anamika Gupta
Psychologist
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi..It seems you are very passionate towards achieving your goals.Nothing can stop you in reaching your dreams if you are fully committed towards it.Yes inspite of OCD you can achieve your highest education.Never give up and keep working hard to attain your goals.Stay Safe and Take Care
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