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Cure for Obsessive Compulsive personality disorder? It had destroyed me completely? |
I am a 30 yr old very highly educated man. I have OCPD. Also have many features of borderline and schizoid personality disorders. Have read many help books and been to many help forums. Have been to many psychiatrists and therapists. I Have changed many jobs and have had many failed relationships. I am never satisfied with life. Have developed stomach ulcers due to excessive anxiety and depression. I have almost no friends (i unintentionally repel them because of my actions). Financially i am almost broke and spiritually i am still in search of the final truth which i know i will never find. Taking lifelong antidepressants and getting a relaxed job with no deadlines (they cause ulcers) and no night shifts is my best "cure" but such jobs are very low paying. Being a perfectionist i also wana make a lot of money and to marry a beautiful girl....both of which are eluding me for the last 10 years....................PLEASE DONT TELL ME TO SEEK THERAPY, I AM ALREADY DOING THAT it anything helping you because my son has this and I want to help him so badly. Its gotten to the point that he has pulled out his hair for the past 2 years. I hope that you are getting better and if you can help me with your experiences that would be great as well. Please e-mail Obsessive Compulsive disorder can definitely lead to extreme problems. You are seeing therapy..good..you are seeking a more relaxing job..thats good as well. In my belief, there is no real cure for OCPD except to pop pills and hope it goes away. A psychiatrist can't do fix obsessions. All they're really there for is to listen and you can get that done by someone you feel safe with for free. If you have no friends as you say, then maybe it should be someone who can relate. I know because i go through the same problem. If you need someone to talk to, you're welcome to email me. It might make it any better but. . . Otherwise, find a constructive outlet that you can get obsessed in that is less destructive because there's only one alternative that doesnt always solve anything. I dont know much about it but i know someone that has the same thing as you what ever you do dont give up on hope of finding someone You really have to get on the meds. Prozac is very good for those symptoms, and is a pretty "light" non-addictive drug. Check out Edna Foa's program at the University of Pennsylvania. They seem to have done a lot of work on medical, behavioral, and other therapies. They are in Philadelphia, which might be a problem for you, but they also do a lot of research and may be able to help you. You are already doing several things right. Going to a good Behavior Modification therapist will help. Take baby steps, like becoming comfortable (or at least tolerate) wearing one of your sox inside-out all day. Some of the newer antidepressants are excellent for OCD; Zoloft, Prozac, etc. Just stay in close contact with the physician who prescribes them. Do not use street drugs or even alcohol; these may appear to help, but only exacerbate the problem. Good luck, don't give up, and GOD bless. Go Consult a Good Homeopathic Doctor if you really want to get over it ! it is a hormone imbalance that has been corrected naturally no cure. just take it day by day. u may wanna keep a journal and that way u can see you making progress and sorta see what happens when. give urself time, u need time to relax and do things for urself. ull b ok. This is an interesting question. I have OCPD, too. Last week I was having some problems with my stomach and went to a new doctor. I told him I had OCPD. He told me that it was good and that when he went to medical school they were told that they had to be OC to complete that training. Use it to your advantage and start cleaning out your closets, drawers, and files so that when you do find the right girl you will be ready to move on. If you're already seeking therapy, what else can we tell you to do? Just tell you we're sorry? I have a friend with OCPD but he is on medication and putting his life together. |
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