3 years ago.
Mr. Wu, who has suffered from depression.
Due to the difficulty of capital turnover in business.
Again**.
It takes 2 to 3 hours to wash up every morning.
As a result, he now resists washing.
Even drive it twice.
Open it and pour it back and open it again.
Accidentally rolled over something on the road.
It will be rewound and rolled again.
He felt useless.
Nothing can be done well.
Even stranger.
Mr. Wu wakes up every morning.
An even number will appear in your head.
For the rest of the day, whether it was brushing his teeth and washing his face, or washing his hands and closing the door, he had to do this number of times to complete the ritual.
Mr. Wu told reporters.
At first, the number that came to mind was 2
But it's getting worse lately.
The numbers go from 2 to 4 to 8, increasing in turn.
If the number 32 appears in the brain, then wash your hands 32 times, and if you are interrupted in the middle, you must do it from the beginning until you have done it 32 times in a row. Although Mr. Wu knew in his heart that it was not necessary, he could not control his behavior.
Not only that, Mr. Wu also has a "cleanliness habit". He doesn't dare to let anything touch him at home, always worrying about dirty surroundings. More and more "strange problems" have seriously affected Mr. Wu's work and life, making him feel very painful.
For further **.
Mr. Wu came in mid-November.
The Third People's Hospital of Huai'an City, Jiangsu Province was treated.
Psychiatrists intend to:
"Obsessive-compulsive disorder" was admitted to the hospital.
At the beginning of his hospitalization, Mr. Wu was still restless and did not want to touch anything but the things on his hospital bed. Personal hygiene requires family supervision. When you are in the ward, you have to go back and walk again, and you are afraid of being touched by anyone in the ward.
Mr. Wu told the bed doctor that because his family runs a rice factory, he has to harvest rice in October, and he feels very stressed by the heavy workload. Every year from October to March of the following year, the mood will be inexplicably low and irritable. The "obsessive-compulsive" life dominated by "even numbers" troubled him very much.
The Department of Medical Psychology made a detailed analysis of Mr. Wu's condition and formulated a professional plan. Give related drugs**Combined with non-convulsive electroconvulsive**Antidepressant, anti-compulsive, and give drugs to improve sleep, stabilize mood, relieve anxiety, combined with psychological suggestion** and other to promote the condition**.
After nearly a month of hospitalization**, Mr. Wu's mood has improved a lot, his obsessive-compulsive behavior has been significantly relieved, and his sleep quality and diet have improved compared to before.
At present, Mr. Wu has been discharged from the hospital and returned home accompanied by his family.
*: Modern Express.