How common is OCD?
Others claim that between 1 in 40 to 50 people (1 in 100 children) suffer from OCD. I believe this number is very conservative. Top If So Many People Have It, Why Isn’t It Talked About More? Many people believe that OCD is a psychological problem. There is a level of shame and fear associated with talking about these symptoms. Often, when I tell people of my experiences with OCD and symptoms, they shed tears of relief. They are usually of normal or often of high intelligence and know their behavior is not based on logic. Top So, If I Have OCD Does That Mean That I Am Nuts? NO, although some believe OCD is a purely psychological condition. After working with those with OCD, I believe that most often it is a biological condition which produces a psychological symptom. Top What Causes OCD? Although common belief is that it is a genetic, I believe that you might be born with a predisposition to develop OCD. The cause of OCD is a thin myelin sheathing. To understand more, you can read my bo