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Youth OCD cases in England more than tripled since 2014, now the second most common mental health issue among under-25s, with limited treatment access.
OCD cases among young people under 25 in England have more than tripled since 2014, rising from 113,000 to 370,000 by 2023/24, according to the NHS Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey, making it the second most common mental health condition among youth, surpassing depression.
Experts cite increased awareness, social media, academic and financial stress, climate anxiety, and pandemic-related disruptions as contributing factors.
While treatments like CBT with ERP and medication exist, access remains severely limited, with wait times for specialist care averaging 41 weeks.
Families report devastating impacts, including school avoidance and hospitalizations, while critics highlight a lack of consistent data collection, hindering effective response and support.
Los casos de TOC juvenil en Inglaterra se han más que triplicado desde 2014, ahora es el segundo problema de salud mental más común entre los menores de 25 años, con acceso limitado al tratamiento.