Could Maladaptive daydreaming be OCD?

I daydream everyday for hours. It takes up so much time and I end up not doing anything, then feel frustrated that I wasted so much time. I also have this doing things until it "feels right"; for example, When scrolling on my phone I have to keep scrolling up and down a few times with both right and left thumbs until I just feel relieved. If l'm holding a cup of cold water with my right hand I have to hold it a bit with my left hand as well so it's equal, and so on.

Now when I daydream I usually pace back and forth around my home. When walking, some carpets I feel I have to step on exactly 5 times, Other smaller ones only 3. If I step on the cold floor instead of the carpet with one foot I have to go back and stand on the floor with my other foot for a bit then both feet, then I can continue walking.

Maladaptive daydreaming prevents me from doing anything else in my life. I can't get myself to start studying. I sleep very late since whenever I go brush my teeth before sleep, I end up daydreaming for hours instead. I'm always late for everything and It's getting worse overtime.

So, I was wondering if this Maladaptive daydreaming could be a symptom of underlying OCD that can be treated.

I know I can't just get diagnosed on reddit, but I'm skeptical about telling my parents; as I'm not sure if they'll understand. If there's a possibility It is OCD, I might tell them so I can finally get it treated. Thank you!

(I originally posted this on r/OCD but it kept getting deleted for some reason)