他没有任何妄想症、强迫症，但看起来确实有注意力缺陷障碍。

Doctors conducted a number of hoarding questionnaires, and found that their patient met all the DSM-5 criteria for hoarding disorder for his object hoarding.

医生们做了许多关于囤积症的问卷调查，发现他们的这位病人符合《精神疾病诊断和统计手册》（DSM-5）上囤积症的所有症状。

The doctors then compared his digital hoarding to the DSM-5 criteria and noticed a number of similarities, leading them to conclude that the patient’s digital cluttering is ‘functionally similar to the accumulation of possessions in object hoarding', according to the report.

根据这份报道，医生们随即将他的图片收藏癖与DSM-5的标准进行了比对，并注意到许多相似之处。他们得出结论，这位病人的图片收藏癖在功能上与囤积症收藏东西类似。

Doctors are treating the man using cognitive behavioral treatment, including applying motivational interviewing for encouragement in the treatment, followed by helping him reduce the number of photos he could take.

目前，医生们正用认知行为疗法对其进行治疗，包括在治疗中使用动机性激励访谈，随后帮助他减少拍照数量。

‘For example, by setting a maximum number of pictures to be taken of a scene, and to search for alternative activities related to digital photography,’ the report said.

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