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psycho physiological disorder is now a days called psychosomatic disorders.somatic means bodily disorders.
According to DAVIDSON AND NEAL E"when the underlying emotional difficulties are expressed through bodily systems innervated by autonomic systems the resulting conditions are called psycho physiological disorders."
types of psycho physiological disorders are:
1.skin disorders:eczema pruritis(itching),hyperhydrosis,neurodermatosis.
2.muskuloskeletal disorders:back ache,head ache,muscle cramp
3.respiratory disorders:hyperventilation,hiccups bronchits,bronchail asthama,sighing.
4.gastrointestinal disorders:chronic gastritis,peptic ulcers,acidity,constipation,heart burn.
5.cardivascular disorders:hypertension,heart attack,paroxysmal tachyar,vascular spasm.
6.hemic and lymphatic disorders:disturbances in blood and lymphatic.
7.genitourinary disorders:mensturation,urination,dyspareunia(painful sexual intercourse),impotence
8.endocrine disorders:malfunctioning in various endocrine glands, as hyperthyroidism,obesity.
9.disorders in organs of special senses:disturbances in sensory organs
10.disorders of other types:disturbances in nervous system such as multiple sclerosis
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