Obsessive-compulsive and somatoform disorders found in young women living in marriage under 10 years

Resume: This study presents an analysis of 54 cases of clinical forms of ACSD in young women who are married to 10 years of age (20-35 years old). In the course of this study, clinical-psychopathological, clinical-statistical and clinical-psychological methods were used. Obsessive-compulsive and somatoform disorders are heterogeneous and include several interrelated psychopathological syndromes (obsessions of completeness of actions, safety, forbidden urges, possession, motor obsessions with tics), which differ in type and functional meaning. Differentiated therapy of OCSD syndromes was carried out taking into account their psychopathological structure and nosological affiliation, as well as taking into account their dynamics. The use of drug therapy, as well as modern methods of psychotherapy, gives a higher clinical efficacy in the treatment of patients with OCSD, in comparison with the control group (54 patients).