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Cleaning disorder
I think it must be a cleaning disorder. i daily wake up and arrange things and wastes by 3-4 hours of morning in it. but i am so betrayed by this i want to overcome from it.
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It's called obsessive compulsive disorder
You should consult a psychologist online or offline
Get yourself evaluated and diagnosed
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Dr. Akshata Bhat
Psychiatrist
13 yrs exp
Mumbai
Repetitive tasks, intrusive and repetitive thoughts, checking, counting, disproportionate excess need for order and cleanliness, as well as anxiety when not able to do the same are signs of obsessive compulsive disorder. Patients with OCD suffer from significant distress, anxiety and depression due to the same which impairs their quality of life. Please consult a Psychiatrist at the earliest. With a combination of medication and behavioral therapy it is likely that her symptoms will improve.
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Dr. Seema Sharma (PhD)
Counselling Psychologist
28 yrs exp
Delhi
You need proper diagnosis and treatment for ur ocd thoughts.Visit a nearby psychologist for consultation.
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