Because we were specifically interested in the use of the term "HCR", these tallies exclude diagnoses of "conversion disorder" (8 occurrences), "conversion" (3 occurrences), "functional disease," and "a case of a psychogenic problem" which also appeared in logbooks, unless the patient also had HCR listed as a diagnosis.
There are various early and late complications of menopausal period frequently referred as postmenopausal syndrome such as vasomotor, psychogenic and sexual problems.
The 12-item SOM scale measures complaints about general physical dysfunction as a result of psychogenic or stress-related problems.
EMG data were successfully obtained from all participants, except two in the psychogenic dystonia group, owing to technical problems.
Moreover, psychogenic symptoms, like rash, fatigue and gastrointestinal problems, are common and confound understanding who has been truly exposed.
The last given no treatment was referred to the psychology department as the problem was thought to be psychogenic in nature.
If this was the case, the intern explained, the problem was a condition known as psychogenic polydipsia, an uncontrollable compulsion to drink, usually — but not always — due to mental illness.
Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES) are a significant public health problem, occurring in perhaps 25% of patients admitted to epilepsy monitoring units.
Margaret Talbot (June 2) did a wonderfully sensitive job of educating readers about psychogenic illness.
Misdiagnoses included TTH (or psychogenic headache), sinusitis, hypertension, cervicogenic headache, and headache due to vision problem, in order of decreasing frequency.
