Disclaimer

Under no circumstances should the result from this online test be considered a diagnosis. This online test cannot provide a diagnosis or confirm any condition. This test and its results should not be used to inform any treatment. This test should not be considered a replacement for professional medical advice. Only a doctor or a mental health expert can figure out what you should do next.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a mental health condition that causes recurring, uncontrollable thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors (compulsions).It's important to understand if your symptoms align with OCD. Some common signs include persistent patterns of thought and behavior that disrupt your daily life and cause significant distress. A self-test can help determine if these may be related to OCD but consulting with a mental health professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment is always recommended.

OCD Symptoms

Identifying obsessive-compulsive disorder involves recognizing persistent thoughts and repetitive actions that already disrupt your daily activities.

Obsessions

You may experience persistent, unwelcome thoughts or urges that intrude when you're trying to focus on other things.

Compulsive Behaviors

Your attempts to suppress or neutralize obsessions often result in repetitive behaviors. For example, you might wash your hands multiple times to suppress thoughts of getting an illness from germs.

Recognizing Patterns of OCD

Understanding the difference between normal routines and OCD is crucial. If your daily life is disrupted by your rituals or thoughts, this may be a sign that you have OCD.

Self-Assessment for OCD

Evaluating signs of OCD on your own can be the first step in recognizing your condition and seeking professional help.

Initial Self-Assessment

You might experience excessive behaviors such as checking the lights or washing your hands repeatedly. This is often driven by intense anxiety.

Limitations

Remember, an accurate diagnosis can only be made by a healthcare professional. Self-tests are not a substitute for expert evaluation.

When to Consult a Professional

If your daily life is disrupted by your symptoms, it's important to seek professional help rather than relying solely on self-evaluation.