Living in Japan increases the likelihood of having more somatic symptoms than living in the US does, This explains a predisposition held by Westerners who view somatization as a poor method of managing emotions.
Define the somatic disorder?
- An excessive emphasis on physical symptoms, such as pain or weariness, that results in significant emotional discomfort and functional difficulties is a feature of somatic symptom disorder.
- Your response to the sensations is abnormal, whether or not there is any medical illness related with them that has been diagnosed.
Somatic symptom disorder symptoms include:
- either more specific symptoms, such pain or a lack of breath, or perhaps more generic ones, like weakness or exhaustion.
- Unrelated to any known medical reason, or related to an illness like cancer or heart disease, but more severe than what is often anticipated.
- one symptom, several symptoms, or different symptoms.
Thus, living in Japan increases the likelihood of having more somatic symptoms than living in the US does which explains a predisposition held by Westerners who view somatization as a poor method of managing emotions.
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