Are you stressed or sick?

Article Abstract:

Physicians estimate that approximately 80% of their patients have stress-related complaints. Stress-reduction techniques include deep breathing and muscle-relaxing exercises. Stress patterns should be learned, and any changes or prolonged symptoms should be checked by a doctor.

Stress (Psychology)

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5 problems doctors overdiagnose

Article Abstract:

Five medical conditions are often overdiagnosed by physicians: bronchitis, anemia, low thyroid, ulcers, and drug allergies. Patients need to communicate openly with physicians and learn all they can about their particular problems.

Methods

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When not to see the doctor

Article Abstract:

A doctor should be called when a person finds a new lump, experiences unexplained bleeding or notices a sudden weight loss. A problem that persists should also be checked by a physician.

Usage, Physician and patient, Physician-patient relations, Self medication

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