2007
DOI: 10.1097/psy.0b013e31802e46eb
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Symptoms and Syndromes of Bodily Distress: An Exploratory Study of 978 Internal Medical, Neurological, and Primary Care Patients

Abstract: The study suggests that bodily distress disorder as defined here may unite many of the functional somatic syndromes and some somatoform disorder diagnoses. Bodily distress may be triggered by stress rather than being distinct diseases of noncerebral pathology.

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“…In primary care, up to three quarters of all symptoms reported are thought not to be attributable to organic disease. About 25% of general practice patients have clinically relevant MUS (e.g., Fink et al, 2007;Körber et al, 2011) and 8-10% of primary care patients have a history of multiple, distressing MUS (e.g., Kroenke et al, 1997). Symptom burden in individuals with MUS seems to be continuously distributed, ranging from non-consulting people with minimal disability (Watson and Pennebaker, 1989) to those with numerous, chronic, severely disabling symptoms (e.g., Jasper et al, 2012).…”
Section: Extent and Varieties Of Musmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In primary care, up to three quarters of all symptoms reported are thought not to be attributable to organic disease. About 25% of general practice patients have clinically relevant MUS (e.g., Fink et al, 2007;Körber et al, 2011) and 8-10% of primary care patients have a history of multiple, distressing MUS (e.g., Kroenke et al, 1997). Symptom burden in individuals with MUS seems to be continuously distributed, ranging from non-consulting people with minimal disability (Watson and Pennebaker, 1989) to those with numerous, chronic, severely disabling symptoms (e.g., Jasper et al, 2012).…”
Section: Extent and Varieties Of Musmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A more recent definition that leaves out care-seeking and focuses even more on the symptoms as the dominating phenomena is ''medically unexplained or functional somatic symptoms are complaints defying the clinical picture of known, verifiable, conventionally defined diseases and unbacked by clinical or paraclinical findings. They are prevalent in all medical settings and may be persistent, disabling, and costly'' (Fink et al 2007). 3 To the above-mentioned categories FSS and BDD we could also add acronyms like central sensitivity syndrome (CSS), subjective health complaints (SHC), somatoform disorder (SD) and perhaps the best-known term Medically Unexplained Symptoms (MUS).…”
Section: Primary Unexplained Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Этот возрастной период свя-зан также с высоким процентом перехода начальных вегетативных изменений и нарушений в более тяжелые состояния [1,3,8,17]. Вегетативная дисфункция (ВД) в большинстве случаев не является самостоятельной нозологической формой, но по данным эпидемиологических исследований, до 80 % популяции, начиная с пубертат-ного возраста, чувствуют те или другие вегетативные нарушения [3,7,10,16].…”
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“…Причиной ВД являются психические нарушения тре-вожно-депрессивного характера, как правило, невроти-ческого, связанного со стрессом генеза, реже эти нару-шения индуцируются эндогенными заболеваниями [2, 4,5,[8][9][10]16]. Известно, что тревога и депрессия в своей клинической картине, наряду с психическими симптома-ми, имеют соматические или вегетативные нарушения [4,5,16].…”
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