What to expect from people with OCD Something I found interesting By: Danielle Lopez.

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What to expect from people with OCD Something I found interesting By: Danielle Lopez

What Is OCD? OCD is a psychological disorder which causes repetitive behavior. An estimated 2.2 million people in the US have OCD

Types Of OCD That Are Out There There are five main types of OCD cleaning Hoarders Compulsive ordering Repetition of thoughts or phrases Repetitive checking

What Can OCD Cause? OCD can cause many things such as Alcohol or substance abuse Depression Suicidal thoughts or behavior

What Causes OCD? Things that can cause OCD are You can inherit it The Environment Between the ages of is the most common ages where OCD is diagnosed

What Are Some Treatments? Exposure and response prevention