What are the common symptoms of hoarding disorder?

Common symptoms of hoarding disorder include excessive accumulation of items, difficulty discarding possessions, and significant clutter in living spaces.

Individuals may experience distress or emotional attachment to items and exhibit impaired decision-making about possessions.

Living environments may become unsafe or unsanitary due to the accumulation of items, impacting daily activities.

Social withdrawal and avoidance of others may occur due to embarrassment or shame related to the clutter.

Hoarding behaviors often interfere with functioning, health, and relationships.