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Habit Control Disorders
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
ADHD is believed to share a genetic component with
OCD, and shares some of its characteristics. Persons with
ADHD may also fixate.
Other ADHD tendencies include, but are not limited to
fidgeting, excessive movement or bodily adjustment, inability
to concentrate, are easily distracted, and an inability to
maintain the natural flow of a conversation.
Not Alone
OCD often accompanies other disorders. Reports show
that three quarters of children and adults with OCD have
other psychiatric illnesses. Other disorders commonly
found in association with OCD are phobias, depression,
post-traumatic stress disorder (PSTD), paranoid disorders,
ADHD, Panic Disorder, and others.
Panic Disorder
It is argued that panic disorders do not fall under the
scope of OCD, however both are categorized as anxiety disorders.
The following are symptoms of a panic attack:
Sweating
Trembling or Shaking
Shortness of breath
Feeling of choking
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