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Some Cases of OCD Linked to Earlier Infection
NIMH studies of obsessive-compulsive disorder in young people have shown that the experience of having a streptococcal bacterial infection may lead to the development of crippling obsessions and compulsions. It appears that a genetic vulnerability, coupled with rheumatic fever, is associated with some cases of OCD. Preliminary evidence indicates that special treatment for the infection improves or cures the OCD. |
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It is interesting but I really find it diffcult to understand types of mental illnesses...
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Hey Jen,
Where did you find this? Many hugs, Jan
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Hey Jan
It was on the NIH website. I will PM you with it HUN!!! Love, Jen |
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id like to say that this is very interesting, i have not been diagnosed with ocd but after years know i have it and when i was a baby i had hooping cough and almost died from it also i have had strep throat many times, interesting indeed
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