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Posted on Fri, 12 Sep 2014
Question: I live in the northwest suburbs of XXXXXXX and my son who is 28 has developed serious OCD where can I go to get him help?
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Answered by Dr. Srikanth Reddy (5 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Needs medical treatment

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for choosing health care magic for posting your query.
I have gone through your question in detail and I can understand what you are going through.
OCD is a very common illness and effects many. It can be mild and some times unrecognizable and sometimes it can be severe. He certainly needs to be treated for OCD. Although there are plenty of options available like clonil, fluoxetine, escitalopram, fluvoxamine, sertraline etc my best option for my patients is fluoxetine in higher dosages.
Also there is an option of cognitive behavioural therapy. This therapy is taken by either a psychologist or a psychiatrist in which the therapist identifies impaired cognitions (Thoughts) and try to correct them. They are 15-20 min weekly session and there should be around 8-10 sessions to help you with your illness.
You may contact Dr. XXXXXXX Reff at 233 E. XXXXXXX Street ,Suite 707, XXXXXXX Illinois 60611 for your treatment of OCD as he is a XXXXXXX psychiatrist in XXXXXXX and has abundant experience in treating OCDs.

Hope I am able to answer your concerns.
If you have any further query, I would be glad to help you.
If not, you may close the discussion and if possible you may rate the answer for me, so that I get a good feedback.
In future if you wish to contact me directly, you can use the below mentioned link:
bit.ly/dr-srikanth-reddy
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
Wish you good health,
Kind regards
Dr. Srikanth Reddy M.D.
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Suggest Treatment For OCD

Brief Answer: Needs medical treatment Detailed Answer: Hello, Thanks for choosing health care magic for posting your query. I have gone through your question in detail and I can understand what you are going through. OCD is a very common illness and effects many. It can be mild and some times unrecognizable and sometimes it can be severe. He certainly needs to be treated for OCD. Although there are plenty of options available like clonil, fluoxetine, escitalopram, fluvoxamine, sertraline etc my best option for my patients is fluoxetine in higher dosages. Also there is an option of cognitive behavioural therapy. This therapy is taken by either a psychologist or a psychiatrist in which the therapist identifies impaired cognitions (Thoughts) and try to correct them. They are 15-20 min weekly session and there should be around 8-10 sessions to help you with your illness. You may contact Dr. XXXXXXX Reff at 233 E. XXXXXXX Street ,Suite 707, XXXXXXX Illinois 60611 for your treatment of OCD as he is a XXXXXXX psychiatrist in XXXXXXX and has abundant experience in treating OCDs. Hope I am able to answer your concerns. If you have any further query, I would be glad to help you. If not, you may close the discussion and if possible you may rate the answer for me, so that I get a good feedback. In future if you wish to contact me directly, you can use the below mentioned link: bit.ly/dr-srikanth-reddy Wish you good health, Kind regards Dr. Srikanth Reddy M.D.