If somebody has suspicions about OCD, who should they address?

Question

A psychologist, a psych-analyst ot a psychiatrist?

and one more thing. Sometimes I have a date and time in front of me, and I add the date's number and it's six, for example. So, I add the time's number, wanting to find out whether it's six,too. is this a symptom of OCD? I already know it's very likely I have OCD, but I need this info.

Answer 1

This doesn't sound like ocd. It sounds like you're desperate to have something interesting about yourself. But if you're really worried just go to the doctor for a start.

Answer 2

Don't guess!

Your doctor could put you in touch with a psychiatrist.

Maybe ring NHS direct (if you are in the UK) or check with your medical centre and ask if there is a local "drop in" mental health centre where you can get advice without an appointment.

Answer 3

Yes, it sounds like OCD. See a psychiatrist, they are the most educated and are very helpful.

Good luck to you

Answer 4

No it's not. Don't worry.