Sep 30, 2025
An intense need for items to be arranged in a specific way or to do tasks “just right.”
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Repeating behaviours or mental acts (like checking, counting, or cleaning) to reduce anxiety caused by obsessions.
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Checking things over and over, such as locks, appliances, or emails, to ease anxiety or prevent harm.
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Symptoms cause significant anxiety, take up a lot of time, and interfere with daily life, work, or relationships.
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Feeling a strong urge to clean objects, surfaces, or hands repeatedly to prevent perceived contamination.
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Difficulty discarding items, even if they have little value, due to fear of needing them later or causing harm.
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Unwanted violent, sexual, or blasphemous thoughts that are distressing and hard to control.
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Persistent, unwanted thoughts, urges, or images that cause anxiety or distress.
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