Effexor for OCD: Treating OCD When SSRIs Fail
Approximately 2 percent of the U.S. population has OCD. There is no cure for the disorder, but there are treatments. Unfortunately, there is not one …
Continue ReadingApproximately 2 percent of the U.S. population has OCD. There is no cure for the disorder, but there are treatments. Unfortunately, there is not one …
Continue ReadingWomen thinking of motherhood may be interested in this overview of research that suggests that obsessive compulsive disorder may be brought on or …
Continue ReadingMany individuals with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) wash their hands repeatedly for extended periods of time. While performing this ritual may …
Continue ReadingThe movie mogul and industrialist Howard Hughes was an extraordinarily gifted man, but one whose life was stricken by the symptoms of OCD.
Continue ReadingMany people have heard of road rage, in which a driver flies off the handle over a minor traffic incident. Most may dismiss this dangerous behavior as …
Continue ReadingHypochondriacs have a persistent fear of serious physical illness or a preoccupation with a perceived deformity or disfigurement. The overwhelming …
Continue ReadingPyromania is an impulse control disorder whereby the sufferer succumbs to impulses to set fire to a building or area.
Continue ReadingThe OCD spectrum refers to a number of conditions that are closely related to obsessive compulsive behavior. Read on to find out more about these.
Continue ReadingThe use of exposure and response prevention (ERP) for people with OCD is a long and often times grueling experience for the individual. However, it is …
Continue ReadingAnxiety over one’s health is common, especially with the amount of medical information that is so easily accessible. However, this anxiety can …
Continue ReadingHypochondriasis, or the obsessive fear of having a serious medical condition or illness, can cause great distress and have a detrimental impact on a …
Continue ReadingHypochondriasis is a mental disorder that causes the sufferer to believe or constantly fear that they have an undiagnosed serious medical condition. …
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