In my experience, repressed anger is effective in the formation of the disease. People diagnosed with "Hypochondria" subconsciously transform their repressed emotions and anger that they cannot express outwardly, and the body locks this reflection to involuntarily cleanse their perceptions, directing them to cleanse their bodies from strength to thought, and when they become stronger, the process begins again.
Hypochondriasis, a neurotic disorder popularly known as "hypochondriasis", usually occurs in men in their thirties on average, and in women in their mid-forties. It's starting to show up. In the medical field, it is referred to as Atypical somatoform disorder. Among the symptoms and distinctive features, the individual is extremely concerned and preoccupied with the functions and functions of his body and has an intense fear of contracting a serious disease or illness. As with many psychological disorders and personality disorders resulting from these disorders, hypochondriasis, also known as the "hypochondriasis", can occur in line with different psychological negativities and personality disorders resulting from many factors in the subconscious.
How Does Hypochondria Occur?
Hypochondriasis, that is, hypochondria, is considered a neurotic atypical somatoform disorder, therefore it is negatively nourished by psychological elements. The hypochondriac individual, that is, the hypochondriac individual, experiences the illness, disability, death and similar events that he witnessed at an early age or in adulthood, and which occurs in himself or in the individuals in his immediate environment, in a negative way.
However, the cause of the disorder may not always be diagnosed so simply. Because hypochondriasis, which is a psychological disorder, can occur from other psychological disorders or personality disorders or even characteristic features that are not noticed by the individual, it is a very complex disorder. may have a structure. For example, hypochondria is more common in individuals who are excessively concerned with themselves and their bodies, either positively or negatively, that is, individuals who display narcissistic attitudes and attitudes, or who examine their bodies unnecessarily and interpret them in their own way due to low self-confidence. Etiologically, hypochondria can be seen as one of the most basic and distinct features of narcissistic personality and character organization, as seen in somatization disorder.
How is Hypochondria Treated?
The disease process can be observed as sometimes chronic, sometimes fluctuating and sometimes stable from individual to individual. Spontaneous recovery, complete recovery, can be observed in a very small number (only 5%) of hypochondriasis patients, that is, hypochondriac individuals. Hypochondriasis can negatively affect the social relations and skills of the individual with the disease, cause negativities in the family, and negatively affect daily and business life. Moreover, along with the fear of contracting or contracting a serious illness, one may also suffer from monophobia, that is, the fear of being alone, or thanatophobia, that is, the fear of death, quite severely, as he is worried about the possibility of not having anyone who can take care of him in case of any negativity or crisis. Hypochondria, which is a very common disorder, can cause psychological negativities that are extremely stressful and intense even on its own, and can also cause many severe personality disorders. Since the self-healing process is extremely ineffective, it is essential for hypochondriac individuals to receive medical intervention under professional psychological and psychiatric guidance. In addition to identifying and diagnosing the psychological and psychiatric factors that are the source of the disease, it is extremely important and highly recommended to seek help from professional psychologists and psychiatrists who are experts in these fields in order to repair the psychological, psychiatric and spiritual damage that occurs during the hypochondriasis process. It is extremely important that the patient's relatives are also involved in the psychological treatment process. Because the hypochondriac individual perceives his environment in a very negative way spiritually. and it is possible that the individuals around him/her may need psychological and psychiatric guidance.
Read: 0
