Repeatative checking numbers and things.

What you are describing does fit with OCD but duration of time spent in this and distress when trying to supress these thoughts make the difference. Ocd is a very debilitating condition and because of it life suffers in more aspects than one can think of. May that be social life, personal life, family life or professional life all suffer because of the distress that OCD created. Early treatment gives the best result in case of it. I provide online consultation and therapy support you can contact me directly on nine eight two six five four five six six zero for a detailed evaluation and management plan for the same. You can also contact me directly via practo. OCD is completely treatable at this stage please seek treatment at the earliest.

Hi Your mind has become stuck in a “what if I missed something?” loop. The more you check, the more the brain asks for more certainty, so the cycle never feels complete. This is commonly seen in anxiety/OCD patterns. Try limiting checking to once or twice and then intentionally stop, even if discomfort remains. Don’t wait to “feel sure” because that feeling may never come through checking. With practice, the anxiety reduces gradually. CBT and ERP therapy can help a lot in breaking this habit. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

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