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Applying the functional somatic disorder classification to somatic symptom disorder: Findings from the SOMA.SSD study
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• Most SSD patients (87%) met criteria for multi-system functional somatic disorder. • Multi-system FSD showed greater psychological burden than single-system presentations. • Health anxiety and somatosensory amplification were key associates of multi-system FSD. • Single-system FSD showed limited overlap with established functional somatic syndromes. • FSD subgroup classification offers clinically meaningful stratification within SSD.
Keywords:
Functional somatic disorder
Persistent somatic symptoms
Functional disorder
Diagnosis
Somatic symptom disorder
Psychosomatic medicine
FSD
Functional Somatic Disorder
SSD
Somatic Symptom Disorder
BDS
Bodily Distress Syndrome
CIRS
Cumulative Illness Rating Scale
IBS
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
CFS
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
MCID
Minimal Clinically Important Difference
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