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Gerald R. Forddiscoveredobsessively Googling symptoms
Whether it ’s a niggling headache or an unusual lumpcan ... causeGoogling your symptoms
both child and adult cases in whichcan causeattentional symptoms
The negatives of ‘ Googling my symptoms ’ First of allcan ... creategoogling symptoms
aches and pains ... a spiral of panicledme to googling symptoms
LDH1,3,8,16(passive) caused bycontralateral symptoms
damage to one cerebral hemispherecausescontralateral symptoms
Unilateral damage to basal gangliacausescontralateral symptoms
The latter situationcan createcontralateral symptoms
herniated lumbar disc HLDcan causecontralateral symptoms
to heightened anxietycan leadto heightened anxiety
even more anxietycan triggereven more anxiety
all kinds of unnecessary anxietycan causeall kinds of unnecessary anxiety
to misdiagnosis and more anxiety in mencan ... leadto misdiagnosis and more anxiety in men
an overall anxiety about an illnesscan causean overall anxiety about an illness
to more anxiety and misconceptions than necessaryleadsto more anxiety and misconceptions than necessary
to undue anxiety and made them fear for the worstledto undue anxiety and made them fear for the worst
to heightened worry even in the absence of a diagnosable anxiety disordermay leadto heightened worry even in the absence of a diagnosable anxiety disorder
patients to medical journals , clinical studies , physician evaluations , chat rooms , and , in many cases , horror storieshas ledpatients to medical journals , clinical studies , physician evaluations , chat rooms , and , in many cases , horror stories
health anxiety and lead to unnecessary trips to the doctor Researching random health information on the Internet will scare you more than help youcan actually causehealth anxiety and lead to unnecessary trips to the doctor Researching random health information on the Internet will scare you more than help you
anxiety or Hypochondria , which is a condition in which a person is excessively and unduly worried about having a serious illnessmight causeanxiety or Hypochondria , which is a condition in which a person is excessively and unduly worried about having a serious illness
to ( often wrong ) self - diagnosis and frightcan leadto ( often wrong ) self - diagnosis and fright
to “ cyberchondria , ” which involves misinterpreting normal bodily phenomena as serious illness as a response to information garnered onlineleadsto “ cyberchondria , ” which involves misinterpreting normal bodily phenomena as serious illness as a response to information garnered online
in a study by Harvard Medical Schooldiscoveredin a study by Harvard Medical School
to the worst possible ( incorrect ) diagnosisleadsto the worst possible ( incorrect ) diagnosis
to unnecessary stress and worrycan ... leadto unnecessary stress and worry
way too many unnecessary worries from completely unqualified sources of informationcausedway too many unnecessary worries from completely unqualified sources of information
me to find out that they were ALL listed as side - effects of the anti - depressantledme to find out that they were ALL listed as side - effects of the anti - depressant
to cancer diagnosisleadto cancer diagnosis
worries about medical bills , job loss and disability before a diagnosis is even madecan triggerworries about medical bills , job loss and disability before a diagnosis is even made
in a lot of false hitsresultsin a lot of false hits
that what I was dealing with , meant I would have been dead a week alreadyonly to discoverthat what I was dealing with , meant I would have been dead a week already
more harm than goodusually causesmore harm than good
usuallyleadsusually
alwaysleadsalways
to an increasing trend of people not seeking care when they shouldis leadingto an increasing trend of people not seeking care when they should
many of us back as it can reinforce a structural explanation for our paincan setmany of us back as it can reinforce a structural explanation for our pain
in you planning your own funeralwill resultin you planning your own funeral