Covid-19: stress vs self-discipline
Today, Covid-19 continues to be the No. 1 problem for society. We humans share the same joys, sorrows, or hopes. The pandemic reminded us of how interdependent we are: what happens to one person could soon affect many others (even those on the other side of the planet). But after all, it is the most difficult tests that help us to get stronger. To do this, you just need to develop your calmness and foresight.
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The negative consequences of living in a pandemic are obvious – psychological stress, fear, serious global economic losses, overloaded health systems. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) occurs as a result of the interaction of genes and environmental factors. For people with a genetic predisposition to some forms of OCD (such as pollution obsessions and forced cleaning), the stress of Covid-19 can trigger or worsen OCD. Some of these people may become chronic germophobes (fear of germs) if they do not receive the necessary treatment.
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