Symptoms
Below are our 13 articles in the symptoms' category:

Many people with OCD will go out of their way to avoid situations that create stress in a bid to limit its symptoms. This is particularly common...

Many OCD sufferers are unable to stop hoarding items that have relatively little value. This can create a chaotic and stressful environment that has...

The symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) often revolve around compulsions and obsessions. These can take a variety of forms, including...

Compulsive buying can be classed as a symptom of OCD, although some experts suggest that it is a separate disorder in its own right. Sufferers are...

Intrusive thoughts and paranoia are a common symptom of OCD. In many cases, they can cause so much anxiety and distress that they become an...

Obsessive checking is a common symptom of OCD. Many OCD sufferers fear that something bad will happen if they do not carry out regular checks on...

Obsessive cleanliness is one of the most common OCD symptoms. OCD sufferers often spend a significant amount of time cleaning, as this is a...

Obsessive tidiness and ordering is a common OCD obsession. In its most extreme form, sufferers are unable to concentrate on anything else until they...

Despite not being a widely discussed area of OCD, religious OCD can be just as controlling as any other type of OCD. Within religious OCD, praying...

Pure 'O' OCD is classed as a separate type of OCD to traditional OCD, but as there is an overlap between the two, many OCD sufferers are sometimes...

Children are just as likely to develop Obsessive Compulsive Disorder as adults. The symptoms are often mistaken for stress and similar but ultimately...

Feeling that you need to repeatedly perform certain tasks is a common symptom of OCD. This is known as performing compulsive rituals, and is often...

For some sufferers of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), obsession can lead to self harm. While this is often related to the obsession side of...
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