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Apr 21, 2017, 07:31 PM
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Or is obsessing how your body looks, weight, more BDD? I do have OCD but not sure about BDD. I wonder if OCD can be confused for BDD or BDD can be confused for OCD?
I can't find any tests on here for BDD, but I do have pretty bad OCD. I do feel like I have to check things a lot and a lot of stuff isn't even related to my body but some of it is. I have to check my skin certain amount of time, etc. (wash my hair and body twice sometimes),etc. I know I also have dermatillomania, it's a pain because I could be using that hour to be doing other things. |
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Apr 22, 2017, 02:39 PM
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Hello Sun: I'm afraid I would not be able to answer your question.
 I just thought I would leave a note to let you know I read your post & to wish you well. Hopefully some other members, here on PC, will be able to offer some opinions with regard to this. 
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Apr 22, 2017, 03:16 PM
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Hi AquarianSun, I think that OCD can manifest as an obsession with your body. BDD, OCD, and dermatillomania are all anixety disorders.
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