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Meanings of psychosomatic in English

Psychosomatic.

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Usage of psychosomatic in English
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So there's a danger that these tests could lead to psychosomatic symptoms.
The Guardian
2
In psychiatric patients, medication adverse effects are regularly attributed to psychosomatic causes.
Pubmed
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He remembered thinking even then that her sickness might just be psychosomatic.
Pet Sematary
4
At one point, the attending doctor suggested he was suffering from psychosomatic pain.
The South African
5
British neurologist, Suzanne O'Sullivan talks about her most intriguing cases of psychosomatic illness.
Radio NZ
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Alex reached up and touched his skull, the psychosomatic ache fading.
Jupiter War
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Therefore, verification of psychosomatic responses under various conditions is required.
Pubmed
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The College feels that general recognition of the psychosomatic factor represents a step forward.
The new yorker
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Patients are often referred to psychiatrists on the assumption that their symptoms are psychosomatic.
Reuters
10
He couldn't tell if the doctor's diagnosis had had a psychosomatic effect on him.
Don't Cry Tai Lake
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The current study aimed to explore the relationship between personality traits and psychosomatic complaints.
Pubmed
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A more prosaic explanation is that his condition was psychosomatic.
A short history of nearly everything
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There was no physical sensation other than a near-psychosomatic tingle.
The Naked God
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Other factors, such as nonspecific skin irritability or psychosomatic interactions, have to be considered.
Pubmed
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He believed that the people's reaction to them was psychosomatic.
Bird Box
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He didn't know if it was radiation burn or psychosomatic.
Leviathan Wakes
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