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What is the disease where people have involuntary movement, tics?
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The tics themselves : May be the disease, or they may be symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder or of certain nerve disorders. Usually both psychiatrists and neurologists need to be consulted.
Answered 5/27/2016
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