somatic symptom disorder

A psychiatric disorder characterized by excessive preoccupation with and anxiety about one or more physical symptoms that may or may not be due to an underlying medical condition.

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In the DSM-5, somatic symptom disorder does not make medically unexplained symptoms central to the diagnosis.

Changes in DSM-5 may affect primary care practice

In the DSM-5, the new disorder known as somatic symptom disorder does not make medically unexplained symptoms central to the diagnosis.

Five ways the DSM-5 could change your practice: elimination of five-axis system expected to make diagnoses less burdensome

This category includes: * somatic symptom disorder * illness anxiety disorder * conversion disorder (functional neurological symptom disorder) * psychological factors affecting other medical conditions * factitious disorder * other specified somatic symptom and related disorder * unspecified somatic symptom and related disorder.

Young, pregnant, ataxic--and jilted

The topics include research methods, the assessment and classification of psychological disorders, dissociative disorders and somatic symptom disorders, sexuality disorders and gender dysphoria, and the law and mental health.

Abnormal Psychology, 2nd Edition

The relationship between this cognitive factor, expectation/ anticipatory fatigue, with perception of fatigue, has been shown to be a useful key to be kept in mind in designing cognitive intervention, both for patients with somatic symptom disorders and more general emotional disorders.

The mediating role of emotional symptomatology between anticipatory fatigue and the perception of fatigue/El papel mediador de la sintomatologia emocional entre la fatiga anticipatoria y la percepcion de la fatiga

addictions, personality disorders, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, somatic symptom disorders, etc.

El nuevo manual diagnostico de la psiquiatria Norteamericana (DSM-5) visto desde adentro

Short-term psychodynamic psychotherapies for somatic symptom disorders.

Somatic symptom disorders (SSD) are a class of conditions that are impacted by affective, cognitive, and reinforcing factors that might or might not be consciously or intentionally produced.

Head pain and psychiatric illness: applying the biopsychosocial model to care: integrating neurologic, cognitive, and psychological aspects of this condition enhances clinical assessment