psychosomatically

Through mental influence

In a way that involves the interaction of mind and body—particularly when mental or emotional states produce physical symptoms.

A rash that appears psychosomatically has no underlying physical cause but emerges from stress or anxiety.

She was convinced her headaches were psychosomatically linked to her job.

conditions

conversion disorder

Psychological distress causing physical symptoms

nervous stomach

treatment

cognitive-behavioral therapy

Treatment restructuring harmful thought patterns

mindfulness · stress management · talk therapy · meditation · holistic approach · mind-body therapy · EMDR

mechanism

mind-body

Mental-physical relationship

conversion · internalization · autosuggestion · nocebo effect · placebo response · subconsciously · unconsciously · suggestion · self-induced · autonomic

triggers

anxiety

Persistent apprehensive distress

  • stressPressure, mental or vocal
  • traumaLasting psychological wound
  • griefIntense sorrow from loss

fear · repression · emotional conflict · depression · worry · panic · burnout · overwhelm · chronic tension · emotional neglect

symptoms

headache

Cranial pain

  • fatigueWeariness from prolonged exertion
  • nauseaPre-vomiting stomach discomfort
  • dizzinessUnsteady, spinning sensation

palpitations · insomnia · backache · gastrointestinal distress · muscle tension · chest tightness · trembling · sweating · breathlessness · skin rash

Opposites
causation of physical symptoms

psychosomaticallyorganically

Without synthetic substances

physiologically · physically · somatically · pathologically · biologically

mind-body relationship

psychosomaticallysomatically

Relating to the body

bodily · corporeally

Family

psychosomatic, somatic, psyche, psychic, psychical, psychically, psychology, psychological, psychologically

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