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. 2021 May 28;24(9):703–709. doi: 10.1093/ijnp/pyab024

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of Both OCD Patient Groups

OCD patients’ 2-month follow-up (n = 113) OCD patients’ 6-month follow up (n = 90)
Gender, male/female, n 56/57 47/43
Age, range, mean 8–18, 14.3 ± 3.2 9–18, 14.8, ± 3.2 (n = 17)
Child and adolescence (n = 25) 19–73, 33.8 ± 10.5 19–73, 35.6, 33.8 ± 9.6 (n = 73)
Adults (n = 88)
Marital statusa (n) Single (n = 13) Single (n = 12)
Married (n = 36) Married (n = 34)
General employmentb 68/84 (80%) 51/69 (73%)
Currently on leave due to pandemic 45\84 (53%) 39/69 (56%)
OCD domains Harm\aggressive 15 (13%) 12 (13%)
Sexual\religious 16 (14%) 15 (16%)
Symmetry\ordering 4 (3%) 1(1%)
Contamination, illness\washing 46 (41%) 36 (39%)
Checking\repeating 29 (26%) 26 (29%)
OCRD domains Trichotillomania 6 (5%) 5(5%)
Body dysmorphic disorder 2 (2%) 2(2%)
Skin picking 7 (6%) 5 (5%)
Hoarding 5(4%) 4(4%)
Medications Escitalopram 20–40 mg 27(24%) 23(25%)
Fluoxetine 20–40 mg 11(10%) 8(9%)
Fluoxetine 60–80 mg 12(11%) 7(8%)
Fluvoxamine 200–500 mg 11(10%) 9(10%)
Sertraline 150–200 mg 19(16%) 16(18%)
Sertraline 250–500 mg 33(29%) 27(30%)
Aripiprazole augmentation (2.5–5 mg) 74(65%) 63(70%)
Aripiprazole augmentation (7.5–10 mg) 6(5%) 4(4%)

Abbreviations: OCD, obsessive-compulsive disorder; OCRD, obsessive compulsive and related disorders.

aCalculated only for patients above the age of 27 (the average age of marriage in Israel).

bCalculated only for patients above the age of 21.