Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a closely related disorder. Obsessive-compulsive disorder is characterized by unreasonable thoughts, fears, and concerns that act from an unexpected person. People with OCD consider their irrational actions to be necessary to ease their anxiety. There, they are afraid of things such as fear of Bacteria or hygienic, frequent washing of hands or feet may cause severe skin lesions. Attempts and efforts have been made to suggest that thoughts resulting from repeated and persistent obsessive compulsive disorder cause disturbance, and may affect the behavior of a particular mold or weather that is harshly and painfully characterized by compulsive obsession.
Causes of obsessive-compulsive disorder As obsessive-compulsive disorder is formed around a particular object or axis such as:
- Concerns about dirt, contaminants and fear of them.
- Reorder things and rearrange them.
- Strong hostility.
- Imagination and thinking about sex and pornographic images.
- Concern about infection from others and avoid shaking hands or touching anything that belongs to other people.
- There is always a thought of closing doors and windows, and also worried about the furnaces and extinguishing them.
- Think about causing harm to other people in any way passing through them.
- Always imagine harming the children or children of people they dislike or dislike.
- Some dandruff is treated especially with the skin. This may affect the appearance of scars, scars and skin infections.
- The person with obsessive-compulsive disorder becomes his hair drooping because of frequent haemorrhaging.
- Imagine the person with the obsessive-compulsive disorder that he has trampled a person in his car, and repeatedly return to the event to make sure that something is real or not.
- There is a motive or desire that makes the person with the obsessive behavior behave constantly and has a strong connection with the obsession that accompanies him.
- The person with OCD has a doubt about anything he does and multiple doubts about anything that surrounds him.
- The injured person discovers a special law and a suitable weather for his or her condition and tries to imitate a person who is not his character to prove the law he has discovered or the ritual that he has formed through which he decides to control and control his anxiety and fear.
The behavior of the person with obsessive-compulsive disorder is related to a particular subject or subject. The following are examples of these topics: order, frequent bathing, bathing, and hygiene. Counting and counting numbers and letters in different ways and repetitions, repeating more than once, checking and checking things more than once To be sure, one always needs to strengthen all his actions, obsessions of order and organized things.