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A member asked:
I think that i may have ocd. how would i go about asking a dr to screen me for the condition. it's really bothering me.
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See psychiatrist or: Phd psychologist -- these professionals are trained to carefully explore your concerns with you, make diagnoses substantiated by your history, and suggest reasonable treatments.
Answered 2/13/2014
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