Deepika Padukone Disease : Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone is suffering from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). In this, she follows social distancing even at home and keeps everything organized. According to media reports, the 34-year-old actress not only keeps her things arranged properly, but even when she goes to friends’ houses, her behavior is similar there too. In such a situation, let us know how dangerous this kind of habit is, does it have any side effects…
What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) which Deepika Padukone is suffering from is a mental illness. It gives birth to compulsive behaviour. It develops a habit of checking something twice. A person suffering from this disease keeps doing certain things again and again. This includes habits like counting things repeatedly, washing hands repeatedly, excessive cleanliness, keeping doors and windows closed, checking again and again after locking. This creates many problems in his life. Sometimes such habits increase so much that the whole life can be in danger.
What problems does Deepika Padukone have?
While talking to a website, Deepika Padukone said that for many people it may be a disease but OCD does not bother her much. It works like a therapy for her. She said that after going into the vanity van, she starts cleaning the surroundings. It is like a fun activity for her.
What are the symptoms of OCD
1. Keeping up with excessive cleaning
2. Paying attention to something again and again, keeping organizing something.
3. Feeling dirty or impure even after bathing, washing hands repeatedly
4. The habit of washing dirty things, doing this several times a day
5. Cleaning the surface of something repeatedly.
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