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ocd -Obsessive compulsive Disorder
1. whatis O C D?
Excessive
unwanted
thoughts that
leads to
repetitive
behaviors
2. ? obsession
Obsessions are un wanted intrusive
thoughts or images/ impulses, that
enter in an individuals mind ,again
& again n a stereotyped manner,
which is very distressing & tried to
resist with out success
3. ?? compulsions
Compulsions are acts or
stereotyped behavior of an
individual engaged to get rid off
the obsessions with no success.
4. Who gets O C D ?
Prevalence- Epidemiology ;-
2-5 % of general population
Age- usually starts @ 19-20 yrs,
M:F = Equally affected.
5. ?presentations
Obsession can occur independent
of compulsions or vice versa
They can occur together in same
individual
One my have one or more
obsessions/ one or more
compulsions
6. Presentation of obsessions
As rumination = continuous thinking about
the same thoughts sad->depression-
>anxiety= brooding over…
AS Fear of Germs/ contaminations- 30%
As Doughts -> whether the door is locked
or not? (pathological doughts)
Need to arrange objects in specific manner
7. Presentation of obsessions
Repeated counting of coins/rupees/ tiles/
numbers etc, cursing etc
Unwanted sexual thoughts
Religious mania-constant praying-
beseeching, entreating etc…
Aggressive thoughts towards others/self
Indifferent / impulsiveness
9. Compulsions ??
Repetitive acts/ behavior that a
person with O C D with the urge
to do in a response to obsessive
thoughts with no success
10. Presentation of compulsions
Fear of---
Contamination eloberate cleaning / washing/
bathing …. 30%
Germs/ disease “Doctors shopping”…
Doubts repeated checking, counting money
over & over
Arranging furniture's / books/ utensils
repeatedly in a specific/ perfect manner-
fastidiousness
11. Presentation of compulsions
Compulsive hoardings of office items/
furniture/ clothe/ books/ news papers/etc…>
office or house becomes as go down… 5%
Patient is aware of irrational nature of
thoughts or actions but she/he can not get
away from them .
So that it takes a large amount of time each
day resulting various hurdles in daily
personal/social/professional levels
12. What causes O C D ?
Genetic base- 63%
Bio chemical- due to low Serotonin, Dopamine &
Glutamate.
Anatomical- neuro-imaging sows abnormalities
in several areas of brain in the form of hyper
activity especially at Fronto-orbital cortex,
cingulate gyres , basal ganglia & Thalamus
13. evaluation of History may reveals
Child abuse
Cruelty to
Job environments
Death/ accidents
After divorce
14. PANDAS- (after infections)
Following streptococcal infections
during pediatric age results in
PANDAS (Pediatric Auto immune
Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated
with Streptococcal infections)
15. co morbidity
Depressive disorder- 67%
Sleep disorder-40%
Un reasonable fear- 30%
Social phobia-20%
Schizophrenia
Other Anxiety disorders- as phobias/ panic
Delusional disorders
Personality disorders
Alcohol/ other drug abuse etc.
19. How O C D is to be treated ?
Personal & social education / empowerment
CBT
Exposure with response prevention
Thought stopping
De sensitization
Supportive psychotherapy
Insight oriented therapy
ECT
Acceptance & commitment therapy
Psycho surgery