shadowcolor
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Hello, I was wondering if anyone here has felt like medication (such as Zoloft) or therapy, such as exposure without the response in behavior therapy, has helped them with their OCD.
I have had OCD in varying levels since I was a kid; as an adult, my main problem has been in regards to trying to avoid things that I feel are dirty, such as public restrooms. So it's pretty much impossible to get a regular job or be in a relationship. I have started taking Zoloft (now at 100) but it hasn't helped my OCD. I have considered behavior therapy, but it seems very scary to me to have to touch things and deal with the contamination fears, and I feel that I will fail and disappoint people. It's also expensive.
Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone has had any success for this type of OCD problem as the result of medicine or therapy. Thanks very much for any responses.
I have had OCD in varying levels since I was a kid; as an adult, my main problem has been in regards to trying to avoid things that I feel are dirty, such as public restrooms. So it's pretty much impossible to get a regular job or be in a relationship. I have started taking Zoloft (now at 100) but it hasn't helped my OCD. I have considered behavior therapy, but it seems very scary to me to have to touch things and deal with the contamination fears, and I feel that I will fail and disappoint people. It's also expensive.
Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone has had any success for this type of OCD problem as the result of medicine or therapy. Thanks very much for any responses.