What about obsessive-compulsive thinking?

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As the name suggests, the sufferings of patients come from their own inner thoughts. These thoughts appear repeatedly and are difficult to extricate themselves. The contents of these thoughts are often unpleasant or have no practical significance. The patients themselves are very clear about this and try to resist it (not all of them), but it is often futile. What about obsessive-compulsive thinking?

What about obsessive-compulsive thinking?

Patients always think of some problems that have no practical significance, and these problems are mostly natural phenomena or common events in daily life, such as: "first egg or first chicken?"“ Why don't the trees go down to the ground? " wait. They know that it is meaningless to consider these issues, but if they do not, they are always nervous and unable to get rid of them.

Patients always think of some problems that have no practical significance, and these problems are mostly natural phenomena or common events in daily life, such as: "first egg or first chicken?"“ Why don't the trees go down to the ground? " wait. They know that it is meaningless to consider these issues, but if they do not, they are always nervous and unable to get rid of them.

At present, the etiology of many mental diseases is not clear. Over the years, professional workers have formed some simple concepts based on their continuous and careful observation of many mental diseases in their life and work practice. It is recognized that many mental diseases are abnormal results of the interaction between human individuals and society or natural environment. In quite a few cases, although the external conditions are similar, the occurrence of diseases can be quite different, suggesting that individual characteristics play an important role in the occurrence of diseases.

matters needing attention

Factors, family factors: Children's problems are often part of family problems, family dysfunction plays a crucial role in children's mental health. Children growing up in unstable families are usually prone to emotional and behavioral disorders. The disharmony, divorce, and foster care of parents all lead to children's insecurity and mental health problems.