Trauma and the Mind-Body Connection

Trauma and the Mind-Body Connection

Somatization disorder (a type of somatoform disorder) is less commonly diagnosed in the general population, occurring in up to 2% of women in the United States and less than 0.2% of men, according to DSM-IV-TR. A history of chronic pain and GI, sexual, and pseudoneurological symptoms for which there...

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Veröffentlicht in:Psychiatric Times 2007-06, Vol.24 (7), p.38
1. Verfasser: Tucker, Phebe
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
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Comorbidity
Mental disorders
Mind body relationship
Physiological aspects
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Psychiatry
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Zusammenfassung:Somatization disorder (a type of somatoform disorder) is less commonly diagnosed in the general population, occurring in up to 2% of women in the United States and less than 0.2% of men, according to DSM-IV-TR. A history of chronic pain and GI, sexual, and pseudoneurological symptoms for which there are no identifiable medical causes are the DSM diagnostic criteria for somatization disorder.
ISSN:0893-2905