psychosomatic

For example, the common cold has been found to be psychosomatic.

I'm only 30, and for more than 10 years I was told that my health problems were psychosomatic.

Today I suppose it would be called a psychosomatic effect.

The question of how many psychosomatic cases the average family doctor sees is an interesting one.

Would it actually be possible for a psychosomatic syndrome to kill a man?

Under his direction, the program at the university became a leading center in the development of psychosomatic theory and training.

There are situations in which psychosomatic effects have been shown.

The film is about a young woman who suffers a psychosomatic medical condition.

There are several ways in which psychosomatic symptoms can be generated.

She felt light in the head, and realized it wasn't psychosomatic.

She told herself that her growing itch was probably psychosomatic.

He was especially interested in psychosomatic medicine and music psychology.

What's going on if that was a psychosomatic situation?

In 1818 he introduced the term "psychosomatic" into medical literature.

He remembered thinking even then that her sickness might just be psychosomatic.

"Maybe it was psychosomatic, but I had headaches all the time.

The notions of psychosomatic medicine are totally lost at the moment.

Her head was turned around, something that always gave Chris a psychosomatic pain in the neck when he saw it.

Psychological processes known to influence physical health are now called "psychosomatic".

A diagnosis of psychosomatic illness should not be made lightly.

Knowledge that an illness was psychosomatic did not always ease the pain, either.

A couple of his colleagues followed suit in psychosomatic sympathy.

In January 1999, the focus on psychosomatic medicine was instituted.

These are the ghosts of psychosomatic ills which he will never have again.

A few more cases of psychosomatic illnesses than usual, but nothing spectacular yet.