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I think i have a body identity integrity disorder. so that i want to remove my little finger from the body. what should i do?
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Please do NOT: Amputate your finger. I strongly encourage you to get involved in therapy right away. Recommend seeing a doctoral level behavioral health provider. Cognitive behavioral therapy may be effective for you.
Answered 7/24/2013
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