It is characterized by recurring, unwelcome, and disturbing thoughts, and repetitive, ritualistic behaviors that people with this disorder feel the need to perform. They have fears and anxiety that they cannot control. The brain repeats certain thoughts and replays it endlessly. The teenagers with this disorder are usually used to having an everyday routine. Teenagers with obsessive compulsive disorder do not get the help they need because they are too embarrassed to bring it up to anyone. It is the fourth most common neuropsychiatric in the United States. Men are more likely to develop this mental illness (Giddens
It is characterized by recurring, unwelcome, and disturbing thoughts, and repetitive, ritualistic behaviors that people with this disorder feel the need to perform. They have fears and anxiety that they cannot control. The brain repeats certain thoughts and replays it endlessly. The teenagers with this disorder are usually used to having an everyday routine. Teenagers with obsessive compulsive disorder do not get the help they need because they are too embarrassed to bring it up to anyone. It is the fourth most common neuropsychiatric in the United States. Men are more likely to develop this mental illness (Giddens