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Does OCD person have a habit of disturbing others at odd hours?
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I have a neighbor that has OCD.  He is obsessed with moving around furniture at very late times, like 12-2 am. in the morning. We all live in a very small apt building and his neighbor downstairs has to put up with him literally slamming the furniture around!!  The walls are very thin in this building.  Does OCD have a side effect that gives him the "out" for SLAMMING stuff around at ungodly hours and disturbing other people??
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hithanks for using healthcare magicOCD is a chronic illness and in OCD it is very difficult for patient to control there obsession. When ever they try to control these obsessive thoughts, they feel anxiety symptoms. U decrease anxiety, they have to follow their thoughts. Sometime even on treatment it is difficult for them to control symptoms. It is not his fault. What he is doing , is because of his illness. Try to cooperate with himThanks