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Would performing gestures(i.e: waving or moving toes up & down, or making noises) repeatedly because they make a person feel better be considered ocd?
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OCD is a possibility: as is Tpourettes Syndrome. Please start w/seeing your doc. He/she may refer you to a specialist. Then you will get a proper diagnosis and the support you need. Peace and good health.
Answered 4/30/2015
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