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Ocd and tightness
I am an ocd patient and I am facing perceptual disturbances and tightness in head.I am also feeling perceptual obsession I.e wet sensation in head.I currently on below medicines. Now my psychiatrist is saying that medicines are not required and he said only follow my advice I.e do physical excerise ,healthy food intake and show gratitude I.e write down what you have in your life as compared to others.I have been visiting him since 1 year. MY condition improved but now is reoccurring again with maximum intensity. Will I be cured if I follow his advices.
Currently on
Fluvator 100(2-0-2)
Arip mt 5(1-0-1)
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The medications you've written are best suited for OCD. if you have improvement, continue with the same. If not you can take a second opinion.
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Dr. Upasana Rai
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6 yrs exp
Varanasi
Please consult for detailed evaluation and timely intervention
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
Need to consult immediately
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Dr. Sharon Narula
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6 yrs exp
Delhi
Hi, it is first prudent to have a detailed account of your symptoms present now and the symptoms which were present before. Also, it is important to know what all symptoms were improved by medications.
Options for treating OCD include medications and psychotherapy. If psychotherapy had not been tried, I will advise you to atleast try that in addition to optimizing your current medicines.
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