Warning signs of Body Dysmorphic Disorder
- Engaging in repetitive behaviours, such as looking in a mirror, picking at the skin, trying to cover up the perceived defect.
- Continually asking for reassurance that the defect is not too noticeable.
- Repeatedly measuring or touching the perceived defect.
- Experiencing problems at school or work, or in relationships, due to the inability to stop focusing on the perceived defect.
- Feeling self-conscious and not wanting to go out in public.
- Repeatedly consulting medical specialists to find ways to improve their appearance.
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