Ocd
noun
A mental health disorder characterized by unwanted and recurring thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors (compulsions) that an individual feels driven to perform.
She was diagnosed with OCD, which made it difficult for her to focus on her work.
Often appears as...
- dealing with OCD
- treatment for OCD
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obsessive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, anxiety
noun
A mental health disorder characterized by unwanted and recurring thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors (compulsions) that an individual feels driven to perform.
She was diagnosed with OCD, which made it difficult for her to focus on her work.
Often appears as...
- dealing with OCD
- treatment for OCD
Usage tips
Neutral
obsessive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, anxiety
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Pro Tip 1/3Understanding
OCD can manifest in various ways, including excessive cleaning or counting.
Sarah cleans her house multiple times a day due to her OCD.
Pro Tip 2/3Severity
OCD symptoms can vary greatly in intensity and impact daily life.
His mild OCD is manageable with therapy.
Pro Tip 3/3Empathy
It's important to recognize the difference between casual use of 'OCD' and the actual mental health disorder.
Saying someone is 'OCD' about organization can misunderstand their real struggles.
Pro Tip 1/3Understanding
OCD can manifest in various ways, including excessive cleaning or counting.
Sarah cleans her house multiple times a day due to her OCD.
Pro Tip 2/3Severity
OCD symptoms can vary greatly in intensity and impact daily life.
His mild OCD is manageable with therapy.
Pro Tip 3/3Empathy
It's important to recognize the difference between casual use of 'OCD' and the actual mental health disorder.
Saying someone is 'OCD' about organization can misunderstand their real struggles.
Pro Tip 1/3Understanding
OCD can manifest in various ways, including excessive cleaning or counting.
Sarah cleans her house multiple times a day due to her OCD.
Pro Tip 2/3Severity
OCD symptoms can vary greatly in intensity and impact daily life.
His mild OCD is manageable with therapy.
Pro Tip 3/3Empathy
It's important to recognize the difference between casual use of 'OCD' and the actual mental health disorder.
Saying someone is 'OCD' about organization can misunderstand their real struggles.
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