they don't, you're born with it just like most mental illnesses. symptoms of ocd don't often occur until late childhood.
Simple answer. Because they are compulsively obsessive about everything!
A person can both inherit it or acquire it.
While the effects of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) vary from person to person, generally people with OCD suffer from increased anxiety while doing normal everyday tasks.
OCD - Obsessive cleaning disorder! Just kidding
If one person in a family has obsessive-compulsive disorder, there is a 25% chance that another immediate family member has the condition. It also appears that stress and psychological factors may worsen symptoms
Yes, there are. They depend on the compulsions a person has - hand washing, counting, ordering, etc.
Compulsive profanity is a type of anxiety disorder that is characterized by unpleasant and unwanted thoughts which keep recurring and are obsessive in nature. And the person swears, alot, all the time.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is an emotional condition brought about by imbalances in brain chemistry. It is often treatable, and does not mean that the person is "crazy," or mentally impaired. Think of it as sort of like being afraid of snakes. It may not make sense to you, but it isn't your problem. Just enjoy Jordan for who he is.
if the person is obssesed with starting fires or something else very dangerous then they're probably very likely to die, but I don't think that the disorder itself kills a person.
Neither the Intelligence, nor the Military Forces would accept a person with anything that is classified as a mental illness.
obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) where the sufferer feels an obsessive need to clean and have everything neat and tidy. however not all forms are this severe, the person you are refering to may just be a perfectionist.
A compulsive disorder is a kind of a mental disorder which drives you to perform completely unnecessary and ridiculous to most of the people actions (compulsions) but still essential to those who suffer form the compulsive disorder.