Hypochondriasis Self Test

The Hypochondriasis Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Hypochondriasis. Once you know your Hypochondriasis Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

I always feel that I have a serious illness. (1)
I always consult the doctor whenever I feel that I have a sickness. (1)
I am always preoccupied with physical symptoms. (1)
Despite re-assurance from my doctor, I insist that I still that I have a serious illness. (1)
I have always been concerned with my physical appearance. (1)
I have experienced delusions. (1)
I have suffered from anxiety and depression. (1)
I have been given anti-anxiety medication and anti-depressants. (1)
I have a history of mental illness. (1)
I feel pain in various parts of my body. (1)
I do not have control of remaining symptoms of different illnesses. (1)
I feel some minor defects in different parts of my body. (1)
I am feeling physical pain for more than six months. (1)
I am taking substances like drugs and alcohol. (1)
I am extremely sensitive to my inner feelings. (1)
I have difficulty performing my daily tasks. (1)
I have difficulty coping with the physical illnesses I feel (1)
I have difficulty relating with other people. (1)
I have been diagnosed with other mental disorders. (1)
I have shown some suicidal tendencies. (1)
I always seek a second opinion whenever a doctor tells me that I have no illness. (1)
I am under a stressful condition right now. (1)
I have exaggerated symptoms or feelings. (1)
As much as possible, I refrain from being referred to a doctor or mental health professional. (1)
I believe that a simple cough is an evidence of a serious medical condition. (1)
I feel that these physical illnesses are detrimental to my normal functioning. (1)
I am aware that what I am feeling is imaginary. (1)
My preoccupation to serious illnesses has completely taken over me. (1)
My preoccupation to serious illnesses impairs the performance of my duties at work or at school, or with personal relationship? (1)
I have switched doctors several times because I am not satisfied with their diagnosis. (1)
I am disturbed with what I read in magazines or books or what I hear in the news or television about certain physical illnesses? (1)
I am very concerned with my blood pressure, pulse, or heart rate. (1)
Any lump or sore in any part of my body makes me feel anxious or stressed. (1)
I am very conscious with the food I eat because it might make me sick. (1)
I feel uneasy whenever I feel that something is wrong with my body. (1)
I have a history of psychotic attacks. (1)
I become stressed whenever I feel a new symptom or disease. (1)
I consume one or two packs of cigarettes daily. (1)
I am an occasional drinker. (1)
I have been treated for anxiety and depression. (1)

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	patient is occupied with unreal or minor defects in their physical features
	Persistent complaining of physical illnesses

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