How does Munchausen’s Syndrome differ from the type of ordinary occurrences of somatization that we all experience?

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Tpy6a [65]3 years ago

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Munchausen Syndrome is when a person has the need to make themselves sick, fake diseases or actually make themselves sick. This a form of mental illness that would fall under self harm. Somatization is where a person converts physiological problems to physical. An example would be when you grieve the loss of a loved one. It converts to severe fatigue.

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