Noun:

psychosomatic বিশৃঙ্খলা,

psychosomatic disorder's Usage Examples:

(in which some part of the body can be seen to be abnormal) or a psychosomatic disorder (in which symptoms are caused by psychological or psychiatric illness).

problem, to philosophy of science, to cybernetics, to the theory of psychosomatic disorder, and to psychoanalytic theory".

Pokémon Da Costa's syndrome, also known as Effort syndrome, a type of psychosomatic disorder This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title.

a detailed examination, the patient will receive treatment for psychosomatic disorder from a psychiatrist or a shinryo naika physician (psychosomatic.

announced that he was retiring from entertainment due to developing a psychosomatic disorder, leaving him prone to experiencing stress and anxiety.

he was retiring from entertainment due to being diagnosed with psychosomatic disorder, leaving him prone to experiencing stress and anxiety.

At one point, Wigglesworth was overcome with a psychosomatic disorder in which he felt he should not preach.

disorder is a psychological one, while others believe it to be a psychosomatic disorder.

He believes Eric has a psychosomatic disorder preventing him from operating the ramjets, using the analogy of.

Subject (1998), Bronfen relates the "elusive, protean, and enigmatic psychosomatic disorder" of hysteria to cultural works by Ann Raddcliffe, Anne Sexton, Alfred.

vague diagnosis of hysteria with what is essentially its synonym, psychosomatic disorder.

" On June 1, 2020, Ogata withdrew from the group due to psychosomatic disorder.

"Charles Darwin's calamitous psychosomatic disorder clarified".

commonest among these are: depression, anxiety, adjustment disorder, psychosomatic disorder and PTSD.

misdiagnosis, unrecognized symptoms, or are assumed to be experiencing a psychosomatic disorder.

" Wind turbine syndrome, a psychosomatic disorder, pertains to the belief that low frequency wind turbine noise, either.

Synonyms:

psychological disorder; mental disturbance; disturbance; mental disorder; folie;

Antonyms:

order; inactivity;