Puji hospital, Shijiazhuang, Hebei   

Can obsessive-compulsive disorder be cured? Of course, the treatment of this disease needs the help of professional and formal medical methods.

Example of forcing patients to cure
22 year old Hua (a pseudonym) has suffered from obsessive compulsive disorder for 3 years. His typical symptom is repeated thinking, everything must be perfect and everything must be in his own hands. After many treatments failed, he finally entered the consulting room for family therapy.

The therapist realized that he was brought up by his mother from a young age, and his father was very busy at work, even if he was preaching. East's preaching and dissatisfaction with his father, his desire is not satisfied. This feeling of control makes him develop the disease that is difficult to control himself - obsessive compulsive disorder. At the same time, he complains that his mother has not given him space to grow up, and can not do without the care of his mother's life. He is entangled with his mother. Though he has realized this, he just doesn't know how to separate himself.

In the course of treatment, the therapists discussed with the East about how to discuss their own needs with their father, how to manage their parents and not let their parents control. To explain his symptoms to help his mother get his father's attention, he regards the compulsive behavior box as his father's concern to satisfy his needs.

This relieves children's responsibility for behavior problems and endows them with new meanings. Encourage him to communicate face-to-face with his parents like a 22 year old man and learn to achieve the desired change through negotiation and consultation. Later, the therapist gradually asked the family members to change. For example, when the father realized that he would not affect the child with his mother's speech, he would take the initiative to talk with his mother and discuss the problem of the child.

This changes the relationship structure in the family and helps the child to recognize the boundaries between him and his mother. Finally, the therapists left homework to their parents: using their children's chance of being away from the hospital to do something they liked to do before, and communicating well how to deal with their children's difficulties after leaving the hospital.

After this treatment, the family members felt that the treatment had a great impact on the family, had a deep understanding of the children, and learned how to let the children grow up, so that the husband and wife had learned how to work together to solve the children's problems. Children can also learn to deal with problems independently, solve their obsessive-compulsive disorder problems, and no longer bother their mothers. Up to now, the children are in good condition and have been able to attend school independently and their symptoms are well controlled.

Through the above cases of obsessive-compulsive treatment, we can find that the occurrence of obsessive-compulsive symptoms is closely related to family environment, and may even be caused by unhealthy family rearing patterns. The development of treatment needs to be considered in many ways, and even in the treatment link, the adjustment of patients' surrounding environment and interpersonal relationship should be included.



Department of Neurology, Puji hospital, Shijiazhuang (Department of Neurology, Hebei Institute of Gastroenterology)

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