What are psychosomatic diseases

The daily urine free cortisone concentrations were investigated. Results The upbringing peculiarities which promote to deviation’s development in behaviour and psychosomatic diseases development were ...

In the detailed and otherwise comprehensive CME article on inflammatory bowel diseases by Wehkamp et al., the psychosomatic aspect is unfortunately completely missing (1). This is despite numerous ...

19–21 The brain disease literature accounts for what is often called ... Rather, I draw eclectically from authors who have articulated positions in keeping with the enduring psychosomatic impatience ...

The concept of psychosomatic disorders has been in existence since the time of Sigmund Freud. The belief is that with the varied emotions that a person experiences, each disease manifests with a ...

Over one-third of children reported psychosomatic symptoms at least once per week ... epilepsy, congenital heart disease and leukaemia). The sociodemographic characteristics of the sample are listed ...

In such cases, the relationship between mind and body is very important and the conditions are known as psychosomatic diseases. Any emotional problem can lead to physical manifestations and the ...

The psychological symptoms of Lyme Disease can sometimes mimic mental disorders, which can lead to misdiagnosis.

Thus, the study of alexithymia, among other risk factors of a biological and psychosocial nature, is important for a better understanding of the role of psychological mechanisms in the pathogenesis of ...

Presents case studies and applies the techniques of family therapy to the treatment of self-starvation, anorexia nervosa, as well as other psychosomatic diseases. "synopsis" may belong to another ...