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Hello and welcome to Neurotalk - you will find many great and wonderfully supportive people here!!

I agree with the others that what you are describing sounds like OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder). Please speak to your doctor/GP about it and see if he/she can suggest anything that may help you.

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