How to treat obsessive compulsive disorder in children?

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Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is a symptom of knowing that it is unnecessary, but can not control itself. In childhood, obsessive-compulsive behavior is more than obsessive-compulsive concept. The younger the age is, the more obvious this tendency is. Now let's share with you about how to treat children's obsessive-compulsive disorder? Experience in this area.

How to treat obsessive compulsive disorder in children?

First: correct the bad character of parents: if the parents of children with personality deviation, such as special love clean, too cautious, too rigid, indecisive, hesitant, etc., should be corrected, otherwise it will affect the rehabilitation of children, and is not conducive to the children's future development.

Second: build up confidence: for children with obsessive-compulsive disorder, parents should help them consciously recognize and overcome their own personality weaknesses, guide their children to deal with problems, be decisive, help them come up with ideas and find ways to overcome their indecisive weaknesses. To encourage children to have a correct evaluation of themselves, they should see their own strength, build up the confidence to overcome the disease, and create conditions in many ways to make children succeed and help them improve their self-confidence. Also pay attention to enrich children's spare time life, distract children's attention, in order to reduce their unnecessary doubts.

Third: aversion therapy: a specific behavioral therapy technology. Its content is: combine the obsessive-compulsive symptoms with some unpleasant or punitive stimulation, and achieve the purpose of abstinence or reducing obsessive-compulsive behavior through aversion to the condition.

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Parents should encourage children with obsessive-compulsive disorder to participate in more collective activities, contact with the outside world, and cultivate their children's various interests, such as singing, playing ball, running, etc., so as to establish new brain excitatory foci to inhibit the excitatory foci of obsessive-compulsive symptoms, and transfer high attention to obsessive-compulsive symptoms, which can greatly promote the recovery of the disease.