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Is it possible to worry yourself enough to actually having the symptoms?
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Of course: Life stress can make you feel sick and the symptoms can disable you. It's called somatizing. I suspect it's the most common thing that brings people to the doctor. Learning to manage difficult situations is the key and here both a physician and any other wise person can help.
Answered 3/31/2014
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