| obsessive-compulsive disorder |
is characterized by obsessions, compulsions or both. The obsessions provoke anxiety, and the compulsive behaviors are temporary but ineffective attempts to reduce the anxiety.
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| obsession |
Recurrent and persistent thought, impulse, or image experienced as intrusive and distressing. Recognized as being excessive and unreasonable even though it is the product of one's mind. This thought, impulse, or image cannot be expunged by logic or reasoning.
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| obsession |
A persistent, repetitive, and unwanted thought. Cannot be eliminated by logic or reasoning.
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| obsessive-compulsive disorder |
is a condition in which distressing senseless thoughts intrude and patients cannot rid these thoughts from their minds. The thoughts are foreign and often repulsive. Most obsessive-compulsive persons also have compulsions. For example, they may need to check and recheck to see whether the stove is off or doors are closed. Or they may need to wash their hands over and over, or clean the house constantly because they fear germs and contamination.
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| obsessive-compulsive disorder |
Obsessive-compulsive neurosis; persistent, unremitting, unrelenting, and irrational thoughts, feelings, or "driven" behaviors (eg, worries about germ contamination with accompanying excessive hand washing) that are refractory to ordinary coping and change methods. These rare obsessions and compulsions may be viewed as maladaptive coping mechanisms for unconscious conflicts and anxieties. Treatment usually requires a multimodal approach including medication, psychotherapy, and long-term support.
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