Description:
Psychosomatic disorder or somatization is a psychic disorder that causes physical disturbance. In short, is a psychosomatic physical illnesses caused by negative thoughts and / or emotional problems. Emotional problems such as guilt, feel they have the disease, stress, depression, disappointment, anxiety or other negative emotions. This disruption not only occurs in adults, children can experience it.
Please note that the mind can cause physical symptoms. For example, when someone is scared or worried can spur rapid heartbeat, palpitations, feeling sick, shaking (tremor), sweating, dry mouth, chest pain, headaches, and breathing fast. Physical symptoms through brain nerves that send impulses to various parts of the body, and the release of adrenaline into the bloodstream.
Symptoms:
Characterized by the existence of psychosomatic complaints with a variety of physical symptoms. However, patients generally experience or complain about some of the following symptoms:
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Burp
- Stomach ache
- Pain
- Itchy skin
- Dizziness
- Pain during sexual intercourse
Treatment:
There are two kinds of treatment for psychosomatic disorders, physical and mental treatment. Physical treatment tailored to the illness. While mental treatment can be done with hypnotherapy, medicine, or with the help of a psychologist.
Psychosomatic disorder or somatization is a psychic disorder that causes physical disturbance. In short, is a psychosomatic physical illnesses caused by negative thoughts and / or emotional problems. Emotional problems such as guilt, feel they have the disease, stress, depression, disappointment, anxiety or other negative emotions. This disruption not only occurs in adults, children can experience it.
Please note that the mind can cause physical symptoms. For example, when someone is scared or worried can spur rapid heartbeat, palpitations, feeling sick, shaking (tremor), sweating, dry mouth, chest pain, headaches, and breathing fast. Physical symptoms through brain nerves that send impulses to various parts of the body, and the release of adrenaline into the bloodstream.
Symptoms:
Characterized by the existence of psychosomatic complaints with a variety of physical symptoms. However, patients generally experience or complain about some of the following symptoms:
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Burp
- Stomach ache
- Pain
- Itchy skin
- Dizziness
- Pain during sexual intercourse
Treatment:
There are two kinds of treatment for psychosomatic disorders, physical and mental treatment. Physical treatment tailored to the illness. While mental treatment can be done with hypnotherapy, medicine, or with the help of a psychologist.
