What are the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder?

Modern people enjoy a highly developed material life, but their psychological development has not kept pace with the material development, resulting in many people suffering from mental illness. This disease has a great impact on people's lives. Among them, obsessive-compulsive disorder is one of the most important manifestations. This disease can cause great obstacles to the patient's life. Let's take a look at the manifestations of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Mysophobia refers to being too obsessed with cleanliness and paying more attention to cleanliness than the average person to the point that it affects normal study, work, life and social interaction. Excessive mysophobia is a manifestation of mental illness, which is also a common obsessive-compulsive disorder. The specific manifestation of obsessive-compulsive disorder is that the patient has just cleaned or cleaned some time ago, but the patient will repeat the same operation or similar operation again once or multiple times.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a common mental illness. It is mainly caused by self-compulsion. Obsessive-compulsive disorder patients are generally suspicious and like to doubt some of the things they do, and then always force themselves to the following three situations:

1. A small number of patients have weak mental characters. They have been timid and afraid of making mistakes since childhood. They lack confidence in their abilities. They are very cautious in everything they do, think over and over again, and keep muttering and checking many times afterwards, always hoping to achieve perfection. It can be seen from this that the harm of obsessive-compulsive disorder will have a certain negative impact on work, study, and interpersonal relationships in daily life.

2. The harm of obsessive-compulsive disorder is very great, because there are involuntary thoughts, or stereotyped rituals or meaningless behavior repetitions, which seriously affect the patient's concentration, seriously affect the person's study and work, and in severe cases can completely lose the ability to learn and work, leading to mental disability. Patients want to get rid of it, but always end up in failure. They are unable to do so, which causes them great inner pain.

3. People with obsessive-compulsive disorder have a sense of imperfection, and the compensation for this sense of imperfection is the pursuit of perfection. The patient is always critical and nitpicking about himself, lacks the ability to express warmth to others, is rigid and stubborn, and always demands that others do things according to his rules. If they are in favorable circumstances and receive praise from authority at work, they can feel satisfied with their achievements. At this time, they can persist in fairly effective practical actions and have considerable self-control without going too far. But if you are in adversity, your self-control ability will decline rapidly.