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I am a 26 years old girl and i have diabetes type 1 since i'm 7.it always been a struggle.do you think this can cause hypochondria over the years? :(
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No: There is no scientific data showing that one will develp hypochondria as a result of type i diabetes.
Answered 5/6/2016
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