Somatization disorder
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Somatization disorder is a psychiatric condition characterized by several medically unexplained somatic or physical symptoms. Symptoms of somatization disorder should have at least four symptoms, including diarrhea, nausea, bloating, food sensitivities, menstrual problems, erectile dysfunction and pain during intercourse. Other symptoms may include urinary retention, back pain, headaches and difficulties in speaking and swallowing. Since most of these symptoms may be caused by other conditions, a person is diagnosed with somatization disorder if he or she experiences paralysis, seizures or problems with balance. The cause of somatization disorder is unknown.
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