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writes: When i was younger i suffered from OCD quite badly. I used to have to do things a certain number of times e.g. switch a light on and off a certain amount of times because i was sure that if i didn't something bad would happen to other people. I know i probably sound like a weirdo but that's how i was. I grew out of it or so i thought. I'm now in my early 20's and recently i was used and hurt by a guy very badly. Ever since that happened these symptoms seem to be creeping back. Could that be the reason? Reply to this Question
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reader, xanthic  +, writes (29 November 2010):
 For some people the compulsive behaviour of OCD is in itself a coping mechanism, with stress being a major trigger. To get over it you'll have to confront the fear that something bad might happen if you don't do a certain thing. Fight the compulsion, let the stress escalate and sit through it. Eventually it'll die back down and you'll see everything is fine. The key to getting over OCD is to convince your subconscious mind of what you logically already know.
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reader, Deeyawn +, writes (29 November 2010):
I'm No Doctor, But Yes...
To Me OCD Is A State Of Mind Thats Really Hard To Get Out Of, Jealousy In My Mind Is Like That... It Is That!!!
Stress Can Make Jealousy Much Worse, Well OCD Most Likely Works The Same Way
Just Find A Better Guy (A Promising Guy) And Find A Healthy Enviorment Thinks Will Clear Up ^-^
(If This Helps) Send Me A Message To Show Let Me Know!!
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