I often move my scalp unconsciously, but I can still do it if I exert myself. Anyway, I just moved unconsciously, and there were other similar actions. ...

Just touching your head is not obsessive-compulsive disorder.

This is the main manifestation of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Take a good look at whether you have such a situation. If not, it is definitely not.

clinical picture

Multiple groups

Anxiety disorder is related to genetic factors, personality characteristics, adverse events and stress factors. , especially closely related to the patient's personality characteristics, such as excessive pursuit of perfection, indecision, caution, stubbornness and so on. With these bad personality characteristics, it is easy to suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Disease symptoms

Symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder generally include: ① Obsessive-compulsive disorder patients repeatedly think about some ideas, such as doubt, memory, fatigue and so on. ; ② Patients with compulsive behavior repeatedly do some unnecessary behaviors, such as repeated examination, repeated hand washing, repeated counting, ritual movements, etc.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety disorder are like twins. Obsessive-compulsive disorder patients often have obvious anxiety symptoms.

Symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder generally have the following characteristics:

1. Patients know that the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder are wrong, but they can't control it, because once they don't do it, they will have serious anxiety manifestations such as nervousness and palpitation. To avoid anxiety, patients

I must think and act. This feature is called conscious self-compulsion and anti-compulsion.

2. Patients can realize that this compulsive consciousness and impulse comes from themselves, not from the outside world, but from their own ideas.

The newly-onset obsessive-compulsive disorder patients generally have obvious self-compulsion and anti-compulsion; If the patient has been ill for a long time, then he may have adapted to this obsessive-compulsive symptom, so self-compulsion and anti-compulsion become less intense. This is the key point to diagnose obsessive-compulsive disorder. Because clinically, some patients with atypical obsessive-compulsive disorder have psychotic symptoms after a period of onset, and the diagnosis may be misdiagnosed as schizophrenia. Therefore, it is very helpful for the prognosis of patients to identify the characteristics of obsessive-compulsive symptoms in time and give reasonable drug treatment.

There is also a generalized obsessive-compulsive disorder, called obsessive-compulsive disorder spectrum disorder, which has similar characteristics: recurring ideas and/or behaviors, recurring symptoms, and difficult to control. Including obsessive-compulsive personality disorder, body deformation disorder, hypochondria, personality disintegration, eating disorder, impulse control disorder, impulse control disorder (trichotillomania), addictive behavior (pathological gambling, compulsive shopping, internet addiction).