
What Causes Excessive, Intrusive And Unwanted Sexual Thoughts?

I have already married and have 2 children.My wifr is also good with me but i am unable to control my dirty thoughts on others please suggest me.
you need counselling and/or medicine
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for writing to us.
Your excessive, intrusive and unwanted sexual thoughts are likely obsessions.There is one disorder called obsessive compulsive disorder. It is common problem. You may have it. It is treatable condition.However to diagnose this problem details history and mental status examination are required and they are done by a psychiatrist.
If it is OCD it can be treated medicines and/or psychotherapy.
In psychotherapy I prefer cognitive behavior therapy(CBT).In mild cases only CBT is sufficient. In moderate to severe cases initially medicines and then CBT is added. And later on medicines stopped gradually.
In medicines SSRI group of drugs(fluoxetine,paroxetine,sertraline, fluvoxamine) are main stay of the treatment.
Benzodiazepines group of drugs(clonazeapm,lorazepam or etizolam) are used initially for short duration for fast symptomatic relief of secondary anxiety.
In my opinion you must consult psychiatrist without hesitation as soon as possible. Earlier the treatment starts better the results.
Hope I have answered your query, I will be happy to help further.
Dr.Chintan Solanki.


The sleep is good but after one day mind is getting distirbed
I am unable to control my thoughts
My mind was not at all in control even in sleep also it is working
There is no relax for my min very irritating
you can be treated, SSRI drug is likely needed
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for follow up.
Zolpidem is used for sleep induction. initiation of sleep. It cannot affect thoughts.Your have already taken some medicine and your concern both things suggest that you need SSRI group of medicines with psychotherapy.
Please consult psychiatrist as soon as possible as I mentioned in previous answer.
I also want to mention again that no need to worry much you can be treated.
Feel free to discuss further.

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