I have Pure OCD from my teenage. Now iam going through suicidal obsessive thoughts and panic attacks every day.When i gets those obsessive thoughts i usually take 2-3 cigarettes at a time and afterwards again the thought process is going on repeatetively.

Submitted by Sasikiran Fri 12/10/2010

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Hi, I am so sorry to hear you

Submitted by Lucy Boyd RN BSN on Fri, 12/10/2010 - 11:39am.

Hi, I am so sorry to hear you are having these problems. It sounds like you should seek treatment from a mental health professional immediately. Please know that life can be better than this. A therapist may decide to give you medication to help quieten your symptoms, work with you by talking things out and/or help you develop new skills. It sounds like you have known you have obsessive-compulsive disorder for a while. If this is the case, you probably recognize that the symptoms tend to wax and wane. By seeking help, you can be back on the road toward fewer or no symptoms. Also, talk with a trusted friend or family member if this would help. I wish you the best.

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Lucy Boyd, RN, BSN

Hi Lucy, thanks for the

Submitted by Sasikiran on Sat, 12/11/2010 - 7:44am.

Hi Lucy, thanks for the help...some times the thoughts are just obsessive with no anxiety....but some times thoughts with anxiety and fear and the thoughts with anxiety will be unbearable...any way i will seek treatment from mental health professional...But please suggest me whether the medications would really help to control obsessive thoughts or medications with therapies will be good. I lives in India

Thanks

Sasikiran

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Sasikiran

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