Sentence examples for fear of illness from inspiring English sources
Why is my fear of illness a problem?
The fear of illness comes in varying degrees of intensity.
For some, the fear of illness is so great that they avoid all doctors.
A morbid fear of illness often conceals a fear of death.
It wasn't until the nineteenth century that hypochondria came to be narrowly defined as an excessive fear of illness.
The medication I am prescribed means that I can lead a full life life without fear of illness.
In Korogocho, it emerged that fear of illnesses such as malaria and of the cold outdoor air drove people to negatively modify the eaves of their houses.
Certainly they represented an extreme life, a conjunction of primal need, pleasure and intense fears of illness and death.
Although fears of illness or medical interventions are common in the general population, past prevalence estimates for clinically defined illness anxiety disorder (when the disorder was known as hypochondriasis) indicate that the condition is relatively rare.
In Lower Egypt, semi-urban families had higher incomes than rural families in Upper Egypt (with 11% categorized as poor in Lower Egypt), and were likely able to afford less nutritious snack foods, which served as a substitute for poultry and eggs - as these foods allayed perceived fears of illness [ 22, 33].
Alice Black, who cannot forget her descent from William James (people keep bringing him up), has trouble being pragmatic about the paranormal in the Los Angeles of this novel, where unlikely things (a deer in the house) seem to trump less exotic ones (like mental illness and fear of mental illness).
