Is it normal.........?!
Question: Is it normal!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!?
if you have OCD to have racing thoughts and speak really fast!. Also, to be really moody and sometimes have high self esteem, motivstion,and be very nice!.
And then other times hostile and not care about anything!?!?!? I've been diagnosed with OCD but when I looked it up I didn't find anything about moodiness and things like that!. My mind always jumps from one thing to the next!. I have to write down seemingly important things or text them to myself lately!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
And then other times hostile and not care about anything!?!?!? I've been diagnosed with OCD but when I looked it up I didn't find anything about moodiness and things like that!. My mind always jumps from one thing to the next!. I have to write down seemingly important things or text them to myself lately!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
Maybe!. OCD does involve recurrent and persistent thoughts which could be the "racing thoughts" you describe!. Speaking really fast could be a component also!. OCD is really a specific form of anxiety so I would ask yourself what seems to be at the basis of your racing throughts and speaking really fast-- is it anxiety!? Anxiety can also have some element of depression ("not care about anything") at the other end of the mood disorder spectrum:
anxiety <-------> depression!.
See web site sources for OCD listed below!.
My concern is you seem to be describing two extreme states: racing thoughts/speak really fast/hostile/high self esteem -vs- not care about anything along w/ the moodiness quality!. This sounds more like bipolar (manic depression)!. However, I would have to know more details to sort this out!. See web source for bipolar below!.
I hope this helps some,
SWMWww@Answer-Health@Com
anxiety <-------> depression!.
See web site sources for OCD listed below!.
My concern is you seem to be describing two extreme states: racing thoughts/speak really fast/hostile/high self esteem -vs- not care about anything along w/ the moodiness quality!. This sounds more like bipolar (manic depression)!. However, I would have to know more details to sort this out!. See web source for bipolar below!.
I hope this helps some,
SWMWww@Answer-Health@Com
look into BIPOLAR, see if you have those symptomsWww@Answer-Health@Com