psychosomatic pain

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psychosomatic pain

Etymology: Gk, psyche, mind, soma, body; L, poena, penalty

pain that is caused in part by psychologic factors.

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No references found			It is unethical to exclude all organic pathologies and to conjure up a diagnosis of psychogenic pain, psychosomatic pain, somatic pain, etc. Misdiagnosis of chronic pain: a bioethical problem by Kleinbrink, Erica L.; Nikitin, Alexey G. / Michigan Academician Rubin on psychosomatic pain (1) quoted a study (2) in which it was found that "college students with chronic pain yielded a history of abuse (physical and/or sexual) in 43. Psychosomatic reasons for chronic pains by Merrick, Joav / Southern Medical Journal Sarno's concept of tension myositis syndrome, which begins with narcissistic rage and runs through the pathophysiologic steps noted above, can account for a wide variety of psychosomatic pain problems. Letters by Clinical Psychiatry News			psychorelaxation psychosedative psychosensory psychoses psychosexual psychosexual development psychosexual disorder psychosexual dysfunction psychosexuality psychosis psychosocial psychosocial adjustment: life change psychosocial assessment psychosocial body psychosocial development Psychosocial Disorders Psychosocial Dwarfism psychosocial intervention psychosocial resources psychosocial support psychosomatic psychosomatic approach psychosomatic disorder psychosomatic illness psychosomatic medicine psychosomatic pain psychosomatic reaction psychosomatics psychosomatogenic psychosomimetic psychostimulant psychosurgery psychosynthesis psychotherapeutic drugs psychotherapeutics psychotherapist psychotherapy psychotic psychotic disorder psychotic insight psychotic reaction psychotic symptom psychotogenic psychotomimetic psychotropic psychotropic drug psychotropic drugs psychr(o)- psychr- psychro- psychroalgia			psychosomatic dentistry psychosomatic dentistry psychosomatic dentistry psychosomatic disease psychosomatic disease psychosomatic disease psychosomatic disease psychosomatic disorder psychosomatic disorder psychosomatic disorder psychosomatic disorder Psychosomatic disorders Psychosomatic disorders psychosomatic factor psychosomatic factor psychosomatic factor psychosomatic factor psychosomatic factor psychosomatic factors psychosomatic factors psychosomatic factors Psychosomatic illness Psychosomatic illness Psychosomatic illness Psychosomatic illness psychosomatic medicine psychosomatic medicine psychosomatic medicine psychosomatic medicine psychosomatic medicine psychosomatic pain psychosomatic reaction psychosomatically psychosomatically psychosomatically psychosomatics psychosomatics psychosomatics psychosomatogenic psychosomatograph psychosomimetic Psychosomosis Psychosomosis psychostatics psychostimulant Psychostimulants Psychostimulants Psychostimulants Psychostimulants psychosurgeon psychosurgeon psychosurgeon psychosurgeries psychosurgeries psychosurgeries psychosurgery psychosurgery psychosurgery psychosurgical psychosurgical psychosurgical

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