Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Resumo: | Objective: To present the somatoform disorders most commonly observed in the daily medical clinic, relating them to the current pandemic situation of COVID-19. Methods: was conduced a descriptive and exploratory bibliographic review, with a qualitative approach, using the PubMed, LILACS, SciELO, and ScienceDirect databases; with the following descriptors: Somatização, Transtornos Somatoformes, Psicossomática, Hipocondria, Transtorno neurovegetativo, Dor crônica, Pandemia, Epidemia, COVID-19, Coronavírus e o boleano AND. 18 references were included. Results: The pandemic situation and the most effective measures to contain the disease, which are isolation and social detachment, generate new stressors for individuals and stimulate the onset or worsening of somatoform disorders. The ICD-10 divide such disorders into seven subtypes, which have somatic signs and symptoms in common without medical explanation and cause impairment in the individual's daily functioning. The incidence and prevalence of somatoform disorders are expected to increase with the pandemic, and to persist even after the crisis has resolved. Conclusions: It is of great importance that, given the pandemic situation of COVID-19, patients with somatoform disorders receive comprehensive and appropriate care, which takes into account the biopsychosocial and spiritual factors specific to each individual. Therefore, it is essential that health professionals know how to recognize both the specific characteristics of the disease and its association with the current scenario so can be made that the proper diagnosis and treatment can be made. |
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Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemicTrastornos somatomorfos durante la pandemia de COVID-19Transtornos somatoformes durante a pandemia de COVID-19Trastornos somatomorfosSomatizaciónHipocondríaDolor crónicoCOVID-19.Transtornos somatoformesSomatizaçãoHipocondriaDor crônicaCOVID-19.Somatoform disordersSomatizationHypochondriaChronic painCOVID-19.Objective: To present the somatoform disorders most commonly observed in the daily medical clinic, relating them to the current pandemic situation of COVID-19. Methods: was conduced a descriptive and exploratory bibliographic review, with a qualitative approach, using the PubMed, LILACS, SciELO, and ScienceDirect databases; with the following descriptors: Somatização, Transtornos Somatoformes, Psicossomática, Hipocondria, Transtorno neurovegetativo, Dor crônica, Pandemia, Epidemia, COVID-19, Coronavírus e o boleano AND. 18 references were included. Results: The pandemic situation and the most effective measures to contain the disease, which are isolation and social detachment, generate new stressors for individuals and stimulate the onset or worsening of somatoform disorders. The ICD-10 divide such disorders into seven subtypes, which have somatic signs and symptoms in common without medical explanation and cause impairment in the individual's daily functioning. The incidence and prevalence of somatoform disorders are expected to increase with the pandemic, and to persist even after the crisis has resolved. Conclusions: It is of great importance that, given the pandemic situation of COVID-19, patients with somatoform disorders receive comprehensive and appropriate care, which takes into account the biopsychosocial and spiritual factors specific to each individual. Therefore, it is essential that health professionals know how to recognize both the specific characteristics of the disease and its association with the current scenario so can be made that the proper diagnosis and treatment can be made.Objetivo: presentar los trastornos somatomorfos más comúnmente observados en la clínica médica diaria, relacionándolos con la situación pandémica actual de COVID-19. Métodos: se realizó una revisión bibliográfica descrptiva y exploratória, con enfoque cualitativo, utilizando las bases de datos PubMed, LILACS, SciELO y ScienceDirect; con los siguientes descriptores: Somatización, Trastornos somatomorfos, Psicosomática, Hipocondría, Trastorno neurovegetativo, Dolor crónico, Pandemia, Epidemia, COVID-19, Coronavirus y el AND booleano. Se incluyeron 18 referencias. Resultados: La situación pandémica y las medidas más efectivas para contener la enfermedad, que son el aislamiento y el desapego social, generan nuevos estresores para los individuos y estimulan la aparición o agravamiento de trastornos somatomorfos. Estos trastornos están divididos por la CIE-10 en siete subtipos, que tienen signos y síntomas somáticos en común sin explicación médica y causan deterioro en el funcionamiento diario del individuo. Se prevé que la incidencia y la prevalencia de los trastornos somatomorfos aumente con la pandemia y persista incluso después de que se haya resuelto la crisis. Conclusiones: Es de gran importancia que, dada la situación pandémica del COVID-19, los pacientes con trastornos somatomorfos reciban una atención integral y adecuada, que considere los factores biopsicosociales y espirituales propios de cada individuo. Por tanto, es fundamental que los profesionales sanitarios sepan reconocer tanto las características específicas de la enfermedad como su asociación con el escenario actual, para que se pueda realizar el diagnóstico y tratamiento adecuado.Objetivo: apresentar os transtornos somatoformes mais comumente observados na clínica médica diária, relacionando-os com a atual situação de pandemia da COVID-19. Métodos: foi realizada uma revisão bibliográfica descritiva e exploratória, de abordagem qualitativa, utilizando os bancos de dados PubMed, LILACS, SciELO e ScienceDirect; com os seguintes descritores: Somatização, Transtornos Somatoformes, Psicossomática, Hipocondria, Transtorno neurovegetativo, Dor crônica, Pandemia, Epidemia, COVID-19, Coronavírus e o boleano AND. Foram incluídas 18 referências no total. Resultados: A situação de pandemia e as medidas mais efetivas de contenção da doença, que são o isolamento e o distanciamento social, geram novos fatores estressantes aos indivíduos e estimulam o aparecimento ou o agravamento de transtornos somatoformes. Tais transtornos são divididos pela CID-10 em sete subtipos, que têm em comum sinais e sintomas somáticos sem explicação médica e provocam prejuízo no funcionamento cotidiano do indivíduo. É esperado que a incidência e prevalência dos transtornos somatoformes aumentem com a pandemia, e perdurem mesmo após a resolução da crise. Conclusões: É de grande importância que, diante do quadro pandêmico da COVID-19, os pacientes com transtornos somatoformes recebam uma atenção integral e apropriada, que considere os fatores biopsicossociais e espirituais próprios de cada indivíduo. Para tanto, é fundamental que os profissionais da saúde saibam reconhecer tanto as características específicas da doença quanto sua associação ao atual cenário, para que seja feito o diagnóstico e o tratamento adequados. 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Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic Trastornos somatomorfos durante la pandemia de COVID-19 Transtornos somatoformes durante a pandemia de COVID-19 |
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Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic Gracino, Yan Lucas Louveira Trastornos somatomorfos Somatización Hipocondría Dolor crónico COVID-19. Transtornos somatoformes Somatização Hipocondria Dor crônica COVID-19. Somatoform disorders Somatization Hypochondria Chronic pain COVID-19. |
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Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Somatoform disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Gracino, Yan Lucas Louveira |
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Gracino, Yan Lucas Louveira Louveira, Maria Helena Gaudioso, Carlos Eduardo Souza, José Carlos |
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Louveira, Maria Helena Gaudioso, Carlos Eduardo Souza, José Carlos |
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Gracino, Yan Lucas Louveira Louveira, Maria Helena Gaudioso, Carlos Eduardo Souza, José Carlos |
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Trastornos somatomorfos Somatización Hipocondría Dolor crónico COVID-19. Transtornos somatoformes Somatização Hipocondria Dor crônica COVID-19. Somatoform disorders Somatization Hypochondria Chronic pain COVID-19. |
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Trastornos somatomorfos Somatización Hipocondría Dolor crónico COVID-19. Transtornos somatoformes Somatização Hipocondria Dor crônica COVID-19. Somatoform disorders Somatization Hypochondria Chronic pain COVID-19. |
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Objective: To present the somatoform disorders most commonly observed in the daily medical clinic, relating them to the current pandemic situation of COVID-19. Methods: was conduced a descriptive and exploratory bibliographic review, with a qualitative approach, using the PubMed, LILACS, SciELO, and ScienceDirect databases; with the following descriptors: Somatização, Transtornos Somatoformes, Psicossomática, Hipocondria, Transtorno neurovegetativo, Dor crônica, Pandemia, Epidemia, COVID-19, Coronavírus e o boleano AND. 18 references were included. Results: The pandemic situation and the most effective measures to contain the disease, which are isolation and social detachment, generate new stressors for individuals and stimulate the onset or worsening of somatoform disorders. The ICD-10 divide such disorders into seven subtypes, which have somatic signs and symptoms in common without medical explanation and cause impairment in the individual's daily functioning. The incidence and prevalence of somatoform disorders are expected to increase with the pandemic, and to persist even after the crisis has resolved. Conclusions: It is of great importance that, given the pandemic situation of COVID-19, patients with somatoform disorders receive comprehensive and appropriate care, which takes into account the biopsychosocial and spiritual factors specific to each individual. Therefore, it is essential that health professionals know how to recognize both the specific characteristics of the disease and its association with the current scenario so can be made that the proper diagnosis and treatment can be made. |
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