#Hijama# Which Therapy Works Best With Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Around 70 Million individuals worldwide have been diagnosed with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder at some point in their lives. People with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) experience obsessions and compulsions. It is an anxiety disorder that has affected one-third of the population around the world. Sufferers of OCD have obsessive and compulsive thoughts that pop into their minds and cause anxiety attacks. These obsessive thoughts lead to repetitive behaviour that causes compulsions. These repetitive compulsions, such as washing hands, cleaning or counting things repeatedly may hinder daily activities and social interactions. Common obsession includes: Fear of germs Fear of disorganization Destructive thoughts Passion to have things in perfect order Common compulsion includes: Washing hands or taking a bath repeatedly Arranging items in a precise way Checking things repeatedly Following a routine Counting or repeating words silently Avoiding going out or meeting people Causes of OCD