Just to add,
You need to discuss this in proper detail with a clinical psychologist and a psychiatrist as well.
Alternate possible diagnosis on the basis of piece of information could be obsessive compulsive disorder! You need to get it assessed and severity of it is a concern.
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Repetitive thoughts can be a sign of a psychological issue such as pathological doubting. To make a definitive diagnosis, detailed evaluation will be required. Consult psychiatrist for diagnosis and treatment
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