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I visited a public toilet..There was a disabled man and he used the toilet after him,i used the toilet..so now my brain has start thinking if that man has some disease or disease like hiv,den i will also get that disease..i know hiv doesnt spread in such a way,but then various What Ifs,possibilities and conditions come in my mind dat i may contract the disease..i am unable to concentrate on my studies as this thoughts are continously reccuring in my mind..plz help.
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Hello there Your anxiety is understandable but these symptoms could be indicator of OCD. Kindly meet any mental health professional for final diagnosis so that treatment can be started at the earliest. It's treatable and your concentration will be also better. Good luck
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don't worry unnecessary and participate in interesting activities to divert your attention
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When had the incident taken place. If it has been few days already then what are you worried about (you are safe, you have not got HIV) is this a recurring thought whenever you visit a washroom or public urinals ?
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Take homoeopathic medicines. CALCAREA 1M PILLS. IGNATIA 200C. 4 PILLS each medicine x 3 times daily x 15 days.
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Fear of contamination, excess hand washing, checking, anxiety and irritability are some of the features of OCD. It is advisable to go to a psychiatrist for proper assessment and diagnosis. They will be able to assess him properly and treat accordingly. Without going to a psychiatrist it is not possible to confirm the diagnosis or start any treatment. Consult a psychiatrist at the earliest. The best treatment is a combination of medication and behavioral therapy.
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