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Repetitive thoughts
I got repetitive thoughts of harming some one now its mild m on medication I just wanna know ocd how long it takes to get cured m on medication for 3 months now when vll get fine
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it will take time. it depends from patient to patient and his/her coping skills as well. Even on medication you can have OC symptoms
ERP AND BEHAVIOR THERAPY works best with OCD patients. you need to discuss about your concerns, whats troubling you and gain an insight understanding about it to bring about change with a mental health professional
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Dear mam
Thank you for your query
It may take up to an year for the medications to have full effect. It will be helpful if the medicine is combined with psychological therapy.
Feel free to contact me through practo for further queries.
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Dr Ankita Mishra
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Hello Friend, Good that you are seeking a help here. I can understand your suitation. As you may be aware medication is just one part of any psychic treatments. In parallel you need to follow certain non medicine treatment plan like changes in your lifestyle routine, few dietary changes, excersise, self behavioral therapies along with regular counseling support for complete cure.
If you haven't started any of these, then better consult a psychologists to understand the suitable options that you can follow practically in addition to the medicine.
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Be patient while on treatment for Ocd
Add cognitive behaviour therapy for faster healing.
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Ms. Hema Sampath
Counselling Psychologist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
I recommend you to consult a psychologist in your city personally for more clarity and understanding.
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Dr. Rakhi Anand (PhD)
Psychologist
32 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello dear
These repetitively thoughts are symptoms of OCD i.e. an anxiety disorder. Anxiety disorders require combination therapy i.e medecines along with psychotherapy. Try consulting a clinical psychologist for regular CBT sessions for better management of the symptoms. It might take few months to get treated completely.
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