Patient's question:
I always get angry over trivial matters.Duration and persistence of this episode: 3 years
Current general condition: Paranoia
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the information you provided, it appears you have a tendency towards obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).What are the clinical manifestations of OCD?
The basic symptoms of OCD are obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors. Patients may experience only obsessive thoughts, only compulsive behaviors, or both. Patients are fully aware that these obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors are unnecessary, but they cannot control them with their will. Due to the presence of OCD symptoms, patients may experience significant anxiety and distress, but they often have a strong desire for treatment and maintain intact insight into their condition. Clinically, based on their manifestations, OCD can be broadly categorized into two types: obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors.
Recommendation:
OCD is a mental health condition. As the saying goes, "a mind ailment requires a mind cure." While medication can address the symptoms (treat the symptoms, not the root cause), it often comes with dependency and side effects. It is recommended that you seek psychological counseling and treatment from a mental health professional to manage and adjust your condition, thereby preventing it from affecting your daily life.