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I do lot of overthinking which leads to majorly absentminded ness. what do i do about it ?
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Possible OCD: If by "overthinking" you mean that you spend a lot of time going over the same thing again and again before acting on it, you could have ocd. This is a condition that can be treated by various methods including medication. If left untreated, it can hamper both your personal as well as professional life. You should see your doc about this.
Answered 2/9/2015
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