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I went to a doctor becsaue people constantly tell me I have ADHD. The doctor said I laugh unconciously between my sentences and told me to see a psychiatrist. The psychatrist told me I have OCD. Here are some of the symptoms that I am aware of. I was put on celexa and I was told that the laughing went away, even though I didn't do anything consciencely to change my behavior. Here are some other symptoms. I am wondering if OCD is the correct diagnosis.
* Unconcious, uncontrolable humming between my sentences.
* Constantly shaking my legs, when not paying attention.
* Visual snow when looking at bright lights
* Touching corners when I pass them "accidentally"
* Panic attacks becsaue I was thinking I was getting Schizophrenia
** 2 hours of sleep a night
** Abdominal and pain
** unable to move, etc...
* Many other social difficulties I wasn't aware of.. (I am not sure what they were, but a number of them seem to have gone away with citlopram.)
* After reading a book, a thick haze, I walk to the restroom and I am unable to notice anything except what is right in front of me.
* Difficulty driving and noticing everything.
* 6 showers a day on weekends 3-4 during the week, but no fear of contamination, I am down to 2 a day now.
* Random panic attacks for something one day, but feeling fine the next time.
* When listening to someone, I sometimes am unable to see. I once got startled becsaue I was trying to see but was blind for a second.
* Strange bodily experiences, thinking that citalopram is blocking my thinking, chemical feelings, floating around the room, feeling that my body is swelled, warm feelings, sensation that I lost some of my emotions.
* Picking my nose and hair, and eating it for the longest time. (Trying to quit.)
* Uncomfortable sitting normally.
* Impulse trouble, talking before thinking.
* Talking very loudly, noone telling me that I was doing it.
* People hanging their mouth open in suprise when I talk to them, I have no clue why they are doing it.
* Worried about little things.
* Thinking vitimans, choclate, or alochol is going to give me schizophrenia.
any suggestions?
* Unconcious, uncontrolable humming between my sentences.
* Constantly shaking my legs, when not paying attention.
* Visual snow when looking at bright lights
* Touching corners when I pass them "accidentally"
* Panic attacks becsaue I was thinking I was getting Schizophrenia
** 2 hours of sleep a night
** Abdominal and pain
** unable to move, etc...
* Many other social difficulties I wasn't aware of.. (I am not sure what they were, but a number of them seem to have gone away with citlopram.)
* After reading a book, a thick haze, I walk to the restroom and I am unable to notice anything except what is right in front of me.
* Difficulty driving and noticing everything.
* 6 showers a day on weekends 3-4 during the week, but no fear of contamination, I am down to 2 a day now.
* Random panic attacks for something one day, but feeling fine the next time.
* When listening to someone, I sometimes am unable to see. I once got startled becsaue I was trying to see but was blind for a second.
* Strange bodily experiences, thinking that citalopram is blocking my thinking, chemical feelings, floating around the room, feeling that my body is swelled, warm feelings, sensation that I lost some of my emotions.
* Picking my nose and hair, and eating it for the longest time. (Trying to quit.)
* Uncomfortable sitting normally.
* Impulse trouble, talking before thinking.
* Talking very loudly, noone telling me that I was doing it.
* People hanging their mouth open in suprise when I talk to them, I have no clue why they are doing it.
* Worried about little things.
* Thinking vitimans, choclate, or alochol is going to give me schizophrenia.
any suggestions?
Thank you, I'll be sure to ask about that.
My oldest son has Aspergers; you should get a full evaluation and see if your symptoms are that of aspergers or something similar.
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yes, you have all of the symptoms of ocd
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