Repeated thoughts of a name

2023-11-04 14:28:19
I am repeatedly getting thoughts of a name in my head. It is the name of a friend who I had liking for, however no relationship developed between us. His name repeatedly keeps popping in my head. It happens also while doing some work. When his name flashes in my head, I have difficulties concentrating. Mostly I say his name inside my head but sometimes I even verbalize it loudly outside. I have tried all means to forget him. I no longer have a liking for him or miss him but his name repeatedly appears in my head. What is the problem I don't understand.
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Ruminating thoughts with distress may be due to OCD ... it will require detailed history and work up to make conclusive diagnosis. Kindly visit psychiatrist.

Answered2023-11-09 02:28:00

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Symptoms are suggestive of obsessions, when thoughts come to mind repetitive, even when you don't want it, not able to distract yourself and causing you a lot of distress.
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consult a psychiatrist for proper diagnosis and treatmemt

Answered2023-11-05 01:11:09

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You have intrusive thought which points towards ocd.pls connect for proper evaluation.

Answered2023-11-04 15:02:25

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It may be automatic thought due to some trauma. Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling online All the best Itneeds to be talked about and adressed

Answered2023-11-07 03:26:21

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It's OCD ..need to connect

Answered2023-11-06 03:35:09

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Please consult for detailed evaluation and timely management

Answered2023-11-05 06:09:57

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Consult immediately mam

Answered2023-11-05 00:54:31

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