The DSM-IV-TR specifies three coded subdiagnoses:<unk>  associated with psychological factors,<unk>  associated with both psychological factors and a general medical condition and<unk>  associated with a general medical condition (although the latter subtype is not considered a mental disorder and is coded separately within the DSM-IV-TR). Conditions such as dyspareunia, somatization disorder, conversion disorder, or mood disorders can eliminate<unk>  as a diagnosis. Diagnosis depends on the ability of physicians to explain the symptoms and on psychological influences. There are, however, authors who propose that the diagnosis for unexplained pain should be adjustment disorder because it does not pathologize individuals with this medical condition. This is proposed to avoid the stigma of such illness classification.
Pain disorder
Physical disorder
Cognitive disorder
Chronic pain
Cancer pain
Body image disturbance
Stroke recovery
Mental disorder