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How to Stop Being a Hypochondriac

August 10, 2020 by Amoha Bajaj-Mahajan, Ph.D.

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Do You Worry Too Much About Your Health?

It can sometimes be tricky to determine whether you are focusing enough on your health. Are you obsessing about it? Or are you neglecting an important symptom? What’s the happy medium?

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Filed Under: Anxiety Tagged With: health anxiety, hypochondria

Can Googling Your Symptoms Make Things Worse?

April 26, 2016 by Justin Arocho, Ph.D.

You can Google any symptoms, illness or syndrome and get results summarizing the relevant information. Websites like WebMD, the Mayo Clinic, and MedlinePlus make a wealth of health information available to everyone. WebMD even has an interactive feature where you enter symptoms, and it then generates a list of potential diagnoses and the likelihood each is valid. Isn’t the Internet great?

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Filed Under: Anxiety Tagged With: compulsions, health anxiety

How to Know if You’re a Hypochondriac

May 11, 2015 by Dr. Paul Greene

Are you concerned you might be a hypochondriac? A hypochondriac is someone who is unusually or unnecessarily anxious and concerned about their health. Everyone worries about their health to some extent, so how do you know when you’ve crossed the line to being a hypochondriac? 

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Filed Under: Anxiety Tagged With: compulsions, health anxiety

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