The Silent Battle: A Study on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Other Comorbid Disorders in Young Adult Men

This paper addresses gender related topics with respect for all identities. The content is intended for academic purposes only. No harm or offense is intended. Mental Health demonstrates an individual’s a state of overall wellbeing and encourages individuals to cope up with daily life challenges with both personal and professional life for both Men and Women. Men and women both experience Mental health challenges differently so it’s important to understand both the beings and provide them with proper care and support without any shame or guilty. Even stigma still evolve around our society that needs to be worked through and encourage men to talk about their feelings and emotions, also make them understand that expressing yourselves Infront of their loved once’s is not a sign of weakness. If there is no Family or Friends talk to a professional, attend support groups and enhance their environment with more positivity. This case study provides us with great insight on Mental health profile and therapeutic journey of a young adult male suffering from High level of anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, suicidal ideation and anger issues. All mixed feelings that he was facing led to substance abuse as well, high amount of drinking and smoking. Patient doesn’t have any past medical history although he does have some trauma in school life and has been previously undergoing psychiatric consultation from past 3 years with an aim to reduce symptom severity and enhance his quality of life.