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Weird OCD themes
I have been undergoing treatment( fluoxetine ) for my ocd and anxiety since 4 years and I have improved alot , but my OCD still comes up with different themes . First time my OCD started with the thought that if I had a crush before marriage , it means I am cheating my going to be hubby . I shared this thought with my going to be hubby also and he said that crushes and all are common . This thing got resolved and it's been 6 years to our marriage now but lately one OCD theme has been bothering me again . During intimacy I dunno why the name of that crush suddenly popped up in my mind , and I was shocked as to why did this happen ? I didn't speak but only a thought came up and I have been feeling super guilty since then . Me and my hubby love each other truly and I can never even think of cheating him . I never had any relationships in the past . The guy I loved for the first time is my hubby only . What should I do about this guilt ? Please help .
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It's an OCD problem.
It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine.
It needs to be addressed by an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.
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You are already under treatment for OCD and these kind of intrusive thoughts are normal so accept your thoughts as any other thought and let them pass as many thoughts passing through your mind in a day.Do not dwell on but try to engage yourself in different activities which you enjoy most.
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keep engaging yourself and share your experiences and thoughts with your hubby and seek support.
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If find it difficult to process it then connect with any psychologist for further discussion.
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Hi,
In OCD learning thought & emotion management is very imp. Otherwise we get hooked into our thoughts easily. Plus resolving our interpersonal issues are necessary, so relapse wont happen. consider taking hypnotherapy & CBT.
Consult for drugless safe therapy.
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Effective anxiety management involves a multifaceted approach. Start with deep breathing exercises and regular exercise to promote physical well-being and reduce stress. Maintain a balanced diet and prioritize sufficient sleep to support overall health. Actively challenge negative thoughts and incorporate mindfulness or meditation practices for mental resilience. Establishing a structured daily routine adds stability, while seeking professional help, such as therapy or counseling, ensures personalized strategies tailored to your unique challenges. Combining these elements creates a comprehensive toolkit for managing anxiety, promoting a holistic and sustainable approach to mental well-being.
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OCD wants to create fear And there will always be trigger now and then, unless and until you address it in therapy sessions. You try to understand what is the root cause of your OCD, Where is it stemming from, how to deal with it. You will get better for sure, but I think you need to seek help. For the same. Also, it is due to OCD, so there has to be no guilt associated with it because it's not you, it's the OCD talking. Consult with me or any psychologist for sessions online, I'll be really happy to help you.
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I'm sorry to hear that you're going through a challenging time. It's important to recognize that therapy can be very effective in addressing these intrusive thoughts and managing guilt. Considering your progress with fluoxetine, engaging in therapy, like we provided at Mind Sculpt, could offer valuable support.
Discussing your feelings and guilt in therapy can give you with an outlet to explore and resolve these concerns.
OCD can sometimes bring back old themes, and seeking help to navigate through these thoughts can allow you to learn ways to deal with it even in future. Your commitment to your relationship is evident, and therapy can empower you with tools to manage these challenges effectively and move forward with greater peace of mind.
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Hi,
It's great that you're reaching out for support and good that you are aware of it. OCD causes unreasonable thoughts, fears, or worries. Seeking professional help from a mental health provider can provide more comprehensive treatment for OCD.
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You can see a Clinical Psychologist, have an assessment for the severity of your symptoms. And then you can continue with therapy. You will have amazing outcomes with this. And this issue can be treated from the root cause.
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