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Is the time taken to recover from an ocd relapse , generally speaking , less than the time taken to recover from ocd for the first time?
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Have you learned: coping skills and non- pharmacological approaches to your OCD? If yes, then begin using these immediately to work through this as quickly as possible. If you are also on a medication regimen be consistent. If you don't known non-medication approaches to dealing with OCD _ it is high time that you learned them.
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