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Table 1. Descriptive data of individuals with obsessive–compulsive disorder
(OCD) |
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Length of time of |
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Sex |
Psychotic symptoms |
OCD symptoms |
Psychotic symptoms |
OCD symptoms |
Diagnosis and treatment (dosage in mg) |
Comments |
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Man (33) |
Thought echo Delusional misinterpretation Delusions of persecution Delusion that others accuse the patient of homosexuality |
Illness, blasphemous, and sexual obsessions |
6 years |
12 years |
OCD and schizophrenia
|
Near total improvement |
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Man (24) |
Thought echo Delusion of control Bizarre delusions Delusions of persecution Delusions of grandiousity 2nd and 3rd person auditory hallucinations |
Sexual obsessions Checking compulsions |
1 year |
2 years |
OCD and schizophrenia
|
70% to 80% improvement |
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Woman (26) |
Delusion of reference Delusion of persecution Delusion of control Made phenomena |
Religious obsessions in the form of rumination |
2 years |
4 years |
OCD and schizophrenia
|
60% improvement in both symptom groups |
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Woman (33) |
Delusion of reference Delusion of persecution |
Contamination obsessions Washing and checking compulsions |
1 year |
9 years |
OCD and schizophrenia
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60% to 70% improvemment in both symptom groups |
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Woman (22) |
2nd person auditory hallucinations |
Obsessive urges to harm Obsessive doubts of daily activities Checking and other yielding compulsions |
1 year |
1 year |
OCD and atypical psychosis
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Did not follow up |