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Just wondering....is there a link between hypochondria, constant worry or bitterness towards others and cancer?
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Not really.: While constant worry can cause some symptoms such as hypertension, upset stomach, tensions headaches, muscle aches and pains which can trigger a fear that you are suffering from a serious illness, there is no direct evidence that bitterness towards others and cancer are linked with it.
Answered 2/20/2016
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