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Shared Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Background: Shared psychotic disorder (folie à deux) is an uncommon entity reported mainly in the context of delusions. Obsessions and compulsions occur very rarely as shared psychopathology. Material and Methods: We present two sisters who manifested shared obsessive-compulsive disorder. Results: Both sisters were managed in keeping with their shared obsessive-compulsive disorder leading onto a similar pattern of response. Conclusions: Shared obsessions could represent the continuum concept of obsessions and delusions, and their relationship needs to be evaluated in greater detail.