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Brian R. FeatherU.S.
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I am NOT a doctor. I can answer O.C.D behavior related questions. I can advise how to cope with symptoms, and how to get the most out of your doctor's advice. I cannot answer medication related questions. Also, I cannot tell you if you have OCD or not. Including your age, sex, what state or country you live in, etc. will help me better answer you. you can make any question private. Try to be as detailed as possible. I will try my best to give you helpful answers. | |
Richard NiemeyerU.S.
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I can answer questions related to obsessions and compulsions, troubling and intrusive thoughts, and treatment techniques and relevant OCD research. I can answer questions related to the causes of OCD and intrusive thoughts and other related OCD theories. I can answer questions regarding the neurological mechanisms of anti-anxiety medications. I can also answer OCD questions of a religious nature (Christian). I cannot give suggestions on which medications to take, as I am not a medical doctor. I cannot answer questions related to hoarding. |
Hi Erick, Thanks for your question, I do have to admit that I'm not an expert on lead poisoning, but from my understanding, a large amount of lead based product has to be ingested for there to be a problem
Hi Norma, I'm glad my answer was able to help you some and I'm glad that your actively trying to seek help and understanding for your problem. OCD is such a sneaky disorder because everything can feel
Hi Jackie, It was good to read your story and get a feel of how much this has been bothering you. It really sounds like it has been so hard for so long. I want to address the end of your question first
Hi Raman, Thanks for your question. Here is something you can try. It's going to take some time and dedication, but I think it really might help you. You are going to have to trust me a little on this
Hi Raul, Thanks for your follow up. Linking all your thoughts, images, object etc. are all part of the nature of OCD. Like I said, OCD is not logical. . . it defies logic and can be very confusing. .
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