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This page has moved. Click here to view. Somatization Disorder DSM IV Criteria Many physical complaints resulting in treatment being sought or significant functional impairment. Onset is before the age of 30. Physical Complaints History of pain related to at least 4 sites or functions. Two GI symptoms. One sexual symptom. One symptom suggestive of a neurological condition (pseudoneurological). Symptoms can not be explained by organic etiology or symptoms are in excess of what is expected from the medical evaluation. Symptoms are not intentionally produced. Clinical Features of Somatization Disorder Somatization disorder is chronic problem, and it often causes frequent seeking of medical treatment or multiple concurrent treatments. Patients undergo multiple procedures, surgeries, and hospitalizations. The disorder often begins during adolescence. Frequently encountered symptoms include nausea, vomiting, extremity pain, shortness of breath, and pregnancy or menstruation associated complaints. The frequency and severity of symptoms may vary with level of stress.

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This page has moved. Click here to view. Somatisation Disorder DSM IV Criteria for Somatisation Disorder Many physical complaints resulting in treatment being sought or significant functional impairment. Onset is before the age of Physical Complaints History of pain related to at least 4 sites or functions. Two GI symptoms. One sexual symptom. One symptom suggestive of a neurological condition (pseudoneurological). Symptoms can not be explained by organic etiology or symptoms are in excess of what is expected from the medical evaluation. Symptoms are not intentionally produced. Clinical Features of Somatization Disorder Somatization disorder is chronic problem, and it often causes frequent seeking of medical treatment or multiple concurrent treatments. Patients undergo multiple procedures, surgeries, and hospitalizations. The disorder often begins during adolescence. Frequently encountered symptoms include nausea, vomiting, extremity pain, shortness of breath, and pregnancy or menstruation associated complaints. The frequency and severity of symptoms may vary with level of stress.

45. Somatization Disorder somatization disorder. Definition Multiple physical complaints that suggestphysical disorders without a disease or physical basis to account for them. http://www.pennhealth.com/ency/article/000955.htm

Disease Injury Nutrition Poison ... Prevention Somatization disorder Definition: Multiple physical complaints that suggest physical disorders without a disease or physical basis to account for them. Alternative Names: Briquet's syndrome Causes, incidence, and risk factors: In somatization disorders, there tends to be a pattern of multiple and recurrent symptoms and complaints that can involve any body system and often persist for years. Most frequently, the complaints involve the gastrointestinal system, the nervous system, the cardiopulmonary (heart and lungs) system, or the reproductive system. The symptoms begin before the age of 30 and occur more often in females. The symptoms are severe enough to lead to the person to visit the doctor or take medication, and may interfere with the person's life. The cause is not specific but symptoms begin or worsen after losing a job, close relative, or friend, or other loss. A lifelong history of sickliness is often present, and often people with this disorder relate to others only through their symptoms. A greater intensity of symptoms often occurs with stress Review Date: 5/18/2001 Reviewed By: Christos Ballas, M.D., Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network.

46. Somatization Disorder somatization disorder. Alternative Names Ordinarily, people with somatization disordersee their doctor much more frequently than the rest of the population. http://www.pennhealth.com/ency/article/000955trt.htm

Disease Injury Nutrition Poison ... Prevention Somatization disorder Alternative Names: Briquet's syndrome Treatment: The goal of treatment is to help the person learn to control the symptoms. There is often an underlying mood disorder which can respond to conventional treatment. A supportive relationship with a sympathetic health care provider is the most important aspect of treatment. Regularly scheduled appointments should be maintained to review symptoms and the person's coping mechanisms. Acknowledgment and explanation of test results should occur. It is not helpful to tell people with this disorder that their symptoms are imaginary. Expectations (prognosis): People with a somatization disorder rarely acknowledge that their illness has a psychological component and will usually reject psychiatric treatment. Complications: There is a possibility that a real disease may be overlooked by their health care provider in people with a somatization disorder because of a previous history of unfounded complaints. Complications may result from invasive testing and multiple evaluations looking for the cause of the symptoms.

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49. Re: Somatization Disorder Re somatization disorder. From Bret Date 3/3/2002 Time 111751 PM. Comments. Mostpeople with somatization disorder are unwilling to accept it. You are. http://www.planetpsych.com/_disc1/00000190.htm

Home Contents Search Post ... Up Re: Somatization disorder From: Bret Date: Time: 11:17:51 PM Comments I admire your courage. I believe you will get better. Because you are willing to look at this, believe you will get better. Most people with Somatization Disorder are unwilling to accept it. You are. This makes all the difference. Be encouraged. Last changed: March 03, 2002

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Disease Injury Nutrition Poison ... Z Somatization disorder Definition: Multiple physical complaints that suggest physical disorders without a disease or physical basis to account for them. Alternative Names: Briquet's syndrome Causes, incidence, and risk factors: In somatization disorders, there tends to be a pattern of multiple and recurrent symptoms and complaints that can involve any body system and often persist for years. Most frequently, the complaints involve the gastrointestinal system, the nervous system, the cardiopulmonary (heart and lungs) system, or the reproductive system. The symptoms begin before the age of 30 and occur more often in females. The symptoms are severe enough to lead to the person to visit the doctor or take medication, and may interfere with the person's life. The cause is not specific but symptoms begin or worsen after losing a job, close relative, or friend, or other loss. A lifelong history of sickliness is often present, and often people with this disorder relate to others only through their symptoms. A greater intensity of symptoms often occurs with stress Symptoms: Vomiting Abdominal pain Nausea Bloating ... Diarrhea Pain in the arms or legs Back pain Joint pain Pain during urination Headaches ... Difficulty swallowing Vision changes Paralysis or muscle weakness Sexual apathy Pain during intercourse Impotence ... Painful menstruation Irregular menses Excessive menstrual bleeding Discussion of other aspects of life may cause anxiety Note: A variety of symptoms may be present at any given time.

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54. BioMed Central Abstract Are Pain Disorder And Somatization Report Are Pain Disorder and somatization disorder Valid DiagnosticEntities? Gerald M Aronoff MD,, Mary N TotaFaucette PhD,, Les http://www.biomedcentral.com/1531-3433/4/309/abstract

55. Florida State University College Of Medicine Digital Library somatization disorder Patient/Family Resources. See also General PsychiatricDisorders Patient/Family Resources; somatization disorder Clinical Resources. http://fsumed-dl.slis.ua.edu/patientinfo/psychiatry/somatoform-disorders/somatiz

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57. Somatization Disorder - General Practice Notebook Practice Notebook. somatization disorder. somatization disorder is aspecific syndrome characterised by multiple somatic complaints; no http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/cache/-328531966.htm

somatization disorder Somatization disorder is a specific syndrome characterised by: multiple somatic complaints no organic pathology no autonomic overstimulation symptoms which have persisted for several years Onset of a somatization disorder is usually before the age of 30. Thereafter it runs a chronic course with repeated recurrences of symptoms. The syndrome is also referred to as multiple somatization disorder, St. Louis Hysteria and Briquet's syndrome. The syndrome was named after Briquet by a group in St. Louis, USA. Briquet was a French physician who in 1859 wrote an influential monograph on hysteria. Click here for more information...

58. Multiple Somatization Disorder - General Practice Notebook Notebook. multiple somatization disorder. somatization disorder isa specific syndrome characterised by multiple somatic complaints; http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/cache/-46858207.htm

multiple somatization disorder Somatization disorder is a specific syndrome characterised by: multiple somatic complaints no organic pathology no autonomic overstimulation symptoms which have persisted for several years Onset of a somatization disorder is usually before the age of 30. Thereafter it runs a chronic course with repeated recurrences of symptoms. The syndrome is also referred to as multiple somatization disorder, St. Louis Hysteria and Briquet's syndrome. The syndrome was named after Briquet by a group in St. Louis, USA. Briquet was a French physician who in 1859 wrote an influential monograph on hysteria. Click here for more information...

59. Welcome To ENH.org - Health Encyclopedia: Somatization Disorder somatization disorder. Ordinarily, people with somatization disorder see theirdoctor much more frequently than the rest of the population. Prevention http://www.enh.org/Encyclopedia/ency/article/000955.asp

Disease Reference Injury Reference Test Reference Nutrition Reference ... Symptoms Reference Somatization disorder Disease Injury Nutrition Poison ... Z Definition: Multiple physical complaints that suggest physical disorders without a disease or physical basis to account for them. Alternative Names: Briquet's syndrome Causes, incidence, and risk factors: In somatization disorders, there tends to be a pattern of multiple and recurrent symptoms and complaints that can involve any body system and often persist for years. Most frequently, the complaints involve the gastrointestinal system, the nervous system, the cardiopulmonary (heart and lungs) system, or the reproductive system. The symptoms begin before the age of 30 and occur more often in females. The symptoms are severe enough to lead to the person to visit the doctor or take medication, and may interfere with the person's life. The cause is not specific but symptoms begin or worsen after losing a job, close relative, or friend, or other loss. A lifelong history of sickliness is often present, and often people with this disorder relate to others only through their symptoms. A greater intensity of symptoms often occurs with stress Symptoms: Vomiting Abdominal pain Nausea Bloating ... Diarrhea Pain in the arms or legs Back pain Joint pain Pain during urination Headaches ... Difficulty swallowing Vision changes Paralysis or muscle weakness Sexual apathy Pain during intercourse Impotence ... Painful menstruation Irregular menses Excessive menstrual bleeding Discussion of other aspects of life may cause

60. CCHS Clinical Digital Library somatization disorder Clinical Resources. somatization disorder (Keyword search)List of documents; Mental Disorders (MeSH browse) List of documents. http://cchs-dl.slis.ua.edu/clinical/psychiatry/somatoform-disorders/somatization

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