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Is ocd a typical part of autism or can someone just have ocd and autism?
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No: Each is a separate condition. However, many autistic people engage in repetitive acts. These often do not seem to be compulsive, however, in that rather than feeling like they must do them many autistic people enjoy the repetitions (even if those around them do not.).
Answered 5/12/2016
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