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Learning to deal with Dermatillomania

Dermatillomania is defined as an unconcious repetitive behavior that results in mutilation of healthy skin. And is considered an obsessive compulsive disorder, that can result in scarring, infection, and disfigurement. Dermatillomania, is usually done to the face, torso, arms, legs, and scalp.
There are various causes to this disorder, but are usually triggered during times of stress or tension. Dermatillomania, is often connected to a more serious disorder, such as OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder), Body dysmorphia (BDD), mood disorders (such as Bi-polar disorder), and other anxiety disorders.
The diagnosis of a patient with Dermatillomania should only be by a doctor, and is a serious condition, often people mistake skin problems for Dermatillomania and may have a very serious condition such as depression, bipolar disorder, Multiple Sclerosis, Lyme Disease, or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

I am an ADHD patient, and I'm on 25mg of adderall daily, I have severe problems sleeping, I have not been prescribed anything to help me sleep before. But the biggest problem that I have found with taking my medicine is that my Skin Picking problem has gotten worse, leaving huge scars, on my face, neck, and chest. I can usually cover them up well with concealer, but I feel as if I can't stop picking, at something that ISN'T there, I know that it isn't there; but I can't stop doing it.
I know that if I don't fix this soon I'm going to be permanently scarred by doing this. I can no longer feel pretty, or wear clothing that show my legs or chest. Sometimes I know when I'm picking, and other's I don't realize until later. I'm tired of doing this and I wish that I could make this go away.


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