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Week 17
• Students are familiar with the classifications somatic symptom disorder, functional neurological symptom disorder,
illness anxiety disorder, ‘somatic disorder affected by psychiatric factors’ and factitious disorder (in line with the
DSM-V criteria) (introductory lecture).

Factitious disease
oddballs among psychiatric disorders
 they don’t have an actual illness but allow others to believe that they do by feigning one
 this pretence is itself regarded as pathological if there are no understandable external motives for it!

Factitious disorder imposed on oneself = Münchhausen syndrome
Factitious disorder imposed on another = Münchhausen syndrome by proxy

Münchhausen syndrome criteria:
A = Falsification of physical or psychological signs or symptoms or induction of injury or disease, associated with
identified deception
B = the individual presents himself or herself to others as ill, impaired or injured
C = the deceptive behaviour is evident even in the absence of obvious external rewards

Münchhausen syndrome by proxy criteria
A = Falsification of physical or psychological signs or symptoms or induction of injury or disease, in another,
associated with identified deception
B = the individual presents another individual (victim) to others as ill, impaired or injured
C = the deceptive behaviour is evident even in the absence of obvious external rewards

Somatic symptom disorder: 20% experiences it during their lifetime (most temporary)

Cause: - serious life events to acute stress
situations to medical conditions (e.g. infection +
fever, orthopedic trauma)
- Trauma in early life
- cluster B or C personality, impaired emotional
regulation, chronic stress

Onset/course: mild cases usually short, severe
cases usually chronic. More in women.

Symptoms: >1 somatic symptoms (e.g. pain,
fatigue, diarrhea, constipation), persistent
thoughts about seriousness symptoms, frequent
worrying, difficulty sleeping, panic attacks

Mild: only 1 of criteria B. Moderate is 2 or more
and severe is more than 2 and multiple physical sever symptoms.

Hetero anamnesis: excessive time and energy devoted to symptoms, avoidance behavior (passive or active), lying in
bed all day, irritability, preoccupation with having/acquiring a serious disease

Treatment: Clear explanation in multidisciplinary consultation
 Psychotherapy: CBT  improving function + reattribution; PST, IPT, mentalization-based therapy, mindfulness
based stress reduction
Pharmacology: Antidepressants, analgesics, anxiolytics, antipsychotics (functional dyspepsia), anticonvulsants
(chronic pain syndromes)

The psychiatrist makes the diagnosis and the treatment plan.

, Functional neurological symptom disorder (=conversion disorder)
Cause: reduced conscious control of their perception and motor function; inhibition of normal movement and failure
to activate normal movement (dysregulation of dorsolateral & orbito-frontal cortex + centers that regulate emotion)

- Psychodynamic theory: conversion due to rejection to unwanted impulses (tremor gets worse when
attention is paid to it)
- Learning theory: learned rejection to unwanted stimulus

Onset/course: presentation can be mixed; acute cases usually short & self-limiting; chronic & poor prognosis with
underlying personality disorder. 6% of GP visits, but 10% of neurological ward.

Symptoms: weakness/paralysis of limb, inability to walk (abasia)/stand (astasia), dysphagia, aphonia, neurological
movement disorder, diminished sensation/olfaction, sudden blindness/hearing loss, pseudoepileptics seizures,
tremor increasing when attention payed to it, inconsistent movement (ampl. freq.), inconsistent hypoaethesia

Diagnosis: Neurological tests (+ lumbar puncture, MRI, EEG, evoked potential test). Symptoms are incompatible with
known neurological or other medical conditions

Treatment: clear explanation in multidisciplinary consultation. Psychotherapy: cog. rehabilitation training, hypnosis

Illness anxiety disorder (=hypochondriasis)
Cause: serious life events to acute stress situations to medical conditions (e.g. infection + fever, orthopedic trauma).
Trauma in early life, cluster B or C personality, impaired emotional regulation, chronic stress.
Symptoms: No or mild symptoms present. Excessive worrying + anxiety and concern about physical sensations &
their consequences
 for at least six months!!
Tests: to rule out medical conditions
Treatment: clear explanation in multidisciplinary consultation.
 Psychotherapy: cognitive therapy, outreach approach if avoidance behavior
 Pharmacology: antidepressants, anxiolytics
Somatic disorder affected by psychiatric factors
A medical symptom or condition is present, and made worse by behavioural or psychological factors.
 factors influence the course of the medical condition, interferes with the treatment or constitute health risks, or
influence the underlying pathophysiology.

• Students are familiar with the occurrence and course of medically unexplained physical symptoms (MUPS) and
somatic symptom disorder (introductory lecture).

Medically unexplained symptoms: most commonly: fatigue (36%), headache (34%), sleeplessness (24%),
shoulder/back pain, nose congestion
 10-15% MUS in lifetime
 50-75 of MUS symptoms disappear within 12-15 months and 20-30% becomes chronic
 1/3 of GP is MUS
 clusters: GI, cardio-pulmonal, musculoskeletal, general/nonspecific.
 most common = IBS (40% at GI), Fibromyalgia (15% at rheumatology), chronic fatigue syndrome (internal meds)

1/3 of the patients develops depression/anxiety

Doctor / patient relationship: explain anatomy and
physiology, share doubts when you have them. Shared action
plan, realistic picture, listen to patient. Acknowledge
sufferering

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