Obesity Compulsive Disorder (OCD) - Diagnosis

 If you have symptoms of OCD, show a doctor. If OCD is properly administered and treated effectively, your daily life could reduce the effect of OCD on a tolerable level. People with OCD often do not want to tell the doctor their symptoms, because they feel embarrassed or ashamed. They try to hide their symptoms from their family members and friends. However, if you have OCD, there is no reason to be embarrassed or ashamed. OCD is a long-term health condition like diabetes or asthma, and it's not a blame for you. Primary screening When you show the doctor, they can ask you some questions. Finebarg-Zohra screening questions will check whether you have OCD. Those who are not likely to be OCD, they do positive scores. Do you do the same things you can do, wash or clean the same thing over and over again? Do you think a lot of things? Do you think something that you want to get rid of but can not do too much? It's too much time to do your daily chores Do you want to keep things in a special order, or be scared of chaos? What about this Does the problem arise in? If the outcome of the initial screening question goes out to OCD, then a psychiatrist will evaluate the intensity of your symptoms. There are several different methods of evaluation. You will be asked more questions to find out how much your obscure-compulsive thinking affects your daily life. Whether you are open, honest, accurate and truthful at the time of evaluation, it is very important, because the results of your treatment will depend on it. Intensity of OCD The intensity of OCD is determined, based on how much effect the symptoms have in working daily in normal life. OCD has three levels of intensity, Mild dimensions - obscure thoughts and coercive behaviors that last for less than one hour within days - dimension-obsessed thinking and coercive behavior that lasted for one to three hours in the day-low level - obscure thoughts and coercive behavior that lasted more than three hours in a day Get help for Family members and friends of OCD have a tolerable reaction to the strange behavior of the affected person occasionally, thinking that it is normal behavior. They do this so that the affected person is not afraid. However, it is not right to do so, the overwhelming thinking or compulsive behavior is more encouraging, and it becomes stronger. They should understand their abnormal behavior, and for this they should be encouraged to take the advice of the doctor.