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PubMed1979

Hebiatric psychosomatic medicine.

Adolescent disease should not be considered as something similar to infantile pathology or adult sicknesses. Special consideration must be given to the adolescent as such, taking into account the characteristics of adolescents as described in the 'Normal Adolescence Syndrome'. Symptom formation follows the same pattern as described elsewhere for children, adolescents and adults, but with very special differences in this stage of human development. Hysterical, hypochondriacal and psychotic types of psychosomatic illnesses can be described with the qualification of 'adolescent type'. Hebiatric medicine must be the specialized approach to illnesses in this developmental stage and must define its study object: the adolescent. Interviewing, clinical examination, diagnosis treatment and prognosis are of a specialized kind and the psychosomatic approach is also different. There are some more typical hebiatric pathologies that must be considered properly.

Adolescent↗
PubMed2002

[Characteristics of non-Helicobacter pylori ulcer disease].

AIM: To characterize clinicomorphological and psychosomatic manifestations of ulcer disease (UD) with reference to Helicobacter pylori (HP) contamination of gastric mucosa. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Out of 411 UD patients HP invasion was diagnosed in 338. RESULTS: Patients with UD having no HP in gastric mucosa showed clinical peculiarities related to changes in psychological and vegetative status. CONCLUSION: The addition of psychopharmacological drugs to conventional antiulcer therapy promoted induction of clinicoendoscopic remission of UD within optimal time and improved quality of life in patients without HP infection in the stomach.

Adaptation, Psychological↗
PubMed2004

[Urology and Psychosomatics. A historical summary].

The investigation and description of psychosomatic interrelationships has a long tradition in the field of urology. At the beginning of last century, psychosomatic theories and therapies involving urologic questions were developed, some of which are still part of current therapeutic strategies. Numerous studies accentuated the need for a psychosomatic diagnostics and therapy of urologic diseases. The appreciation of psychosomatic urology is growing, a fact which is reflected in current urological teaching curricula.

Female↗
PubMed2000

[Psychosomatic principles and therapy of chronic diseases].

Chronic illness is the main problem in modern medicine. The manner in which a person psychologically faces his chronic illnesses and attempts to deal with them represents his individual coping process. Psychosocial disturbances are more frequently present in the chronically ill than in the physically healthy and require application of step-wise psychotherapeutic treatment measures. Different problems and disturbances demand distinct therapeutic approaches. The therapeutic measures range from a comprehensive psychosomatic extensive treatment by a physician to professional psychotherapy.

Chronic Disease↗