<unk><unk> s associated with distress and impairment that cannot be medically explained
Most common<unk>  is pain — may be specific, generalized, or nonspecific (eg, fatigue)
May represent normal bodily sensations (eg, borborygmus)
May occur concurrently or secondarily to a medical condition
Typically encountered in primary care and other medical settings
Less commonly encountered in psychiatric and other mental health settings
Most common<unk>  is pain — may be specific, generalized, or nonspecific (eg, fatigue)
May represent normal bodily sensations (eg, borborygmus)
May occur concurrently or secondarily to a medical condition
Less commonly encountered in psychiatric and other mental health settings
Somatic symptom disorder
Medical conditions
Illness anxiety disorder
Irritable bowel syndrome
Factitious disorder
Fibromyalgia
Personality disorders
Endocrine disorders