-
people suffering from
hypochondriasis had a five-year
shorter life
expectancy compared to
those without symptoms.
Hypochondriasis is
categorized as a somatic...
- is the same for men and women.
Hypochondriasis is
normally recognized in
early adult age.
Those with
hypochondriasis are
constantly thinking of their...
-
nosophobia and
hypochondriasis,
especially as some definitions, such as the ICD-10,
consider nosophobia to be a
subsection of
hypochondriasis. Some authors...
- that the
condition must be
referred to as
nosophobia rather than "
hypochondriasis",
because the
quoted studies show a very low
percentage of hypochondriacal...
- Look up hypochondriac or
hypochondriasis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hypochondriac may
refer to:
Hypochondriac (The
Frights album), 2018 Hypochondriac...
- Routledge, p. 299 "
Hypochondriasis (DSM-IV-TR #300.7)" (PDF).
Brown University.
Maria Sandra Cely-Serrano, MD. "Pediatric
Hypochondriasis Clinical Presentation"...
- stiff, and tired. Many
medical practitioners believe it is a sign of
hypochondriasis.
Heavy legs can be
caused by a wide-ranging
collection of disorders...
- rib cage and the
navel (the
region once
believed to be the seat of
hypochondriasis), but it is not used that way in
modern anatomy's
schemes for the regions...
-
disorders such as
depressive neurosis,
delusions of
infestation and
hypochondriasis. It was
named by Jan Alkiewicz, a
Polish dermatologist. The constant...
-
perception of
bodily sensations with the
development of
hypochondriasis.
Patients with
hypochondriasis may be more
sensitive to
bodily sensations,
hence feeling...
