Do you suffer from OCD? Part 4

Obsessive compulsive disorder (or OCD) has become a colloquial term in the modern world. If your friend likes to have a clean apartment, you call them OCD. If your colleague doesn’t like dirty hands, you call them OCD.

But the reality is that OCD, is a distressing and sometimes life-long psychiatric illness, which causes significant disruption to the lives of those who are affected, to the extent that they are often unable to function when things are in order.

We’re joined by Dr Eileen Thomas, a specialist Psychiatrist at Akeso Clinic in Milnerton