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Butwicka A et al. – Obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) is an ailment of heterogeneous nature. It is believed that the age of onset determines the subtype of juvenile OCD. The objective of study was to evaluate the rates of symptoms’ contents and the age of manifestation of the various OCD symptoms in adolescents and adults with early and late onset of disorder.

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