Hocd Or Ocd - How Can We Get It,even If Nobody In Our Family Has

HOCD OR OCD

Asked for Male, 21 Years

How can we get it,even if nobody in our family has it and after getting treated will I permanently be cured from it?

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Dr. Priyanka Rani

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Psychiatric illnesses are treatable not curable. Genetics is a complicated process. It can happen without family history too.

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