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Some people say yes, some say no. I think there's a link. I deal with symptoms of all 3 conditions. They have been a part of who I am for as long as I can remember. I blame trauma.
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My doctor said almost 60% of people suffer from depression as well. It sucks not knowing what caused what
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Maybe it doesn't matter. The point is trying to get better or get healed on a fundamental level, working through all the stuff that makes up the majority of the problem (important to note that this should be on your own terms at your own pace.) No one is the same. Comparing ourselves to others can be damaging, especially for someone with OCD, so I try not to compare myself, but that in and of itself is like its own compulsion. I don't think much is truly known as facts where mental health is concerned. Every new piece of information though goes a long way toward making treatment and recovery a possibility for others, so thanks for sharing
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Wow! I compare myself to others all the time. That’s an obsession or compulsion? It causes me stress
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Idk what you want to call it. I have my potential OCD-like symptoms written down as either an action or a trigger, the action being whatever I do to calm myself. I'm going to take it to my clinician because I'm not sure what I deal with, but I think it will be important for me to have a full scope of my symptoms and my lifestyle so I can get the best treatment possible. I'm looking into ketamine infusion but it's as pricey as you'd think. Therapy is a good option for some people also.
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In my case definitely, I have permanent OCD and recurring depression
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Anyone else develop it in their 30s? I’m 33 and just started showing symptoms in October 2024. So far have only been diagnosed with GAD , PD and depression.I started having intrusive thoughts after a series of panic attacks . My compulsions would be googling. I have made an effort to stop though because it only makes me feel worse. My intrusive thoughts have been around fear of going crazy
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I struggle with rocd, and a big intrusive thought that I have is that I’m no longer in love with my partner. I am going through a depression right now, and I am struggling to feel any kind of passion towards anything at the moment. I am withdrawing from the people I love because I just feel like I want to be alone. When I’m with people I just feel exhausted by it. I guess my question is, has anyone ever felt like this from depression? Does it take feelings of love and attraction away? I can’t tell if this is my ocd or depression or a combination of both. But it’s starting to impact my relationship which makes me panic because losing it is my worst fear.
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Can OCD mimic depression? With this theme I’m always wondering if I have OCD or depression. It first started out as harm OCD and now this. Today I told myself if I did have depression then it’s treatable and I would work on it. Then I started to feel depressed and emotional and like had an urge to google the difference. When I did this I just broke down because I felt like I related to them, it made me worse. However when I look up OCD symptoms it makes me feel better. So now I’m unsure. Almost like OCD wants me to believe it’s depression
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