Munchausen Syndrome Self Test

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

Have you made false claims about your health? (1)
Have you exaggerated your symptoms or illnesses in order to receive medical attention? (1)
Have you inflicted harm to yourself in order to gain attention? (1)
Have you tampered with laboratory procedures such as putting blood in your urine samples? (1)
Have you been told that your medical information does not match what is in hospital records? (1)
Have you injected poisonous chemicals into your body to produce your desired symptoms? (1)
Are you willing to undergo risky laboratory examinations and procedures even if they might not be necessary? (1)
Do you have any suicidal tendencies? (1)
Do you ever aggravate your wounds by reopening cuts? (1)
Are you currently taking antidepressants and anti-anxiety medicines? (1)
Have you been seeing various doctors about your symptoms and illness? (1)
Do you have low self-esteem? (1)
Were you a victim of child abuse? (1)
Have you been under extreme stress lately? (1)
Are you likely to complain of new symptoms or illnesses after a diagnosis has already been made? (1)
Have you been told by your physician that your symptoms are not associated with their diagnosis? (1)
Have you provided a false medical history to medical care providers or doctors? (1)
Are most of the signs and symptoms you present to the physician self-induced? (1)
Do you consistently ask for pain relievers or medications? (1)
Are you likely to make dramatic accounts of your medical condition? (1)
Are the symptoms you experience present only when there are people observing your condition? (1)
Do you have any medical background? (1)
Do you have any relative with a serious mental disorder? (1)
Do you enjoy being the center of attention? (1)
Do you enjoy receive extra care and attention, even if it means being sick? (1)
Do you have a hard time with your sense of self worth? (1)
Is it difficult to cope with your problems? (1)
Have your stopped health professionals from talking to your family or friends? (1)
Have you had multiple admissions from different hospitals or clinics for the same condition? (1)
Do you get satisfaction from hurting yourself? (1)
Do you have any marital problems? (1)
Has any member of your family been diagnosed with a personality disorder? (1)
Do you get the attention you desire when you are sick or ill? (1)
Do you work in the health care industry? (1)
Have you been under emotional stress lately? (1)
Do you have a hard time knowing what to do when you have problems? (1)
Are you under mental stress? (1)
Have you gone to consult a physician because you wanted attention? (1)
Do you ever manipulate the people around you? (1)
Have you been a victim of child abuse? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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Munchausen Syndrome Topics

Related Conditions

	Factitious Disorder – Deliberate Feigning of Symptoms, Exaggeration of Medical Condition
	Malingering – Faking of Symptoms with Obvious Incentive Benefits, Exaggeration of Medical Condition, Lying, Deception
	Munchausen By Proxy - An Individual Fabricates Or Exaggerates an Illness of Another Individual, Usually a Child, In Order to Draw Attention Or Sympathy from Others

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