| It is currently unknown how closely related OCD is to other disorders such as trichotillomainia, body dysmorphic disorder and hypochondriasis. |
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| Too many reports of adverse effects exist for this to be dismissed as hypochondriasis or people's resentment of food interference. |
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| Liver qi stagnation will give rise to stuffiness and fullness of the chest, unhappy feelings, hypochondriasis, or even mental depression. |
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| Two patients fulfilled the criteria for hypochondriasis and 18 for the chronic benign pain syndrome. |
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| His entire bizarre lifestyle the drapes, the wheelchair, the pills was hypochondriasis writ large. |
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| It showed that even the hollow and the imaginary can demonstrate some form of hypochondriasis. |
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| Studies have repeatedly shown a higher incidence of anxiety, hypochondriasis, and depression in IBS patients. |
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| The symptoms of hypochondriasis may occur with mental illnesses other than anxiety, such as depression or schizophrenia. |
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| Psychogenic pain may occur as part of hypochondriasis or as a symptom of a depressive disorder. |
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| Dysthmic disorder, or depressive neurosis, may occur on its own but more commonly appears along with other neurotic symptoms such as anxiety, phobia, and hypochondriasis. |
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| In addition, investigation of MOH personality revealed that patients with MOH had higher scores for hypochondriasis, depression and hysteria. |
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| Unrelieved chronic discomfort can cause psychological complications such as hypochondriasis, depression, sleep disturbances, loss of appetite, and feelings of helplessness. |
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| Historically, from antiquity onward, hysteria and hypochondriasis were regarded as diseases that were without organic causes, with somatic and psychic symptoms. |
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| Hypochondriasis is often comorbidly associated with other psychiatric disorders. |
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