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Can somatoform disorder get cured by counselling only or medicine is needed. I am pregnant and afraid to take medicine.
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Somatoform disorder can be well treated with homeopathic medicine and counseling sessions effectively. You may require both the solutions. You can continue Homeopathic medicine throughout the pregnancy, it will not cause any harm. They are safe even during the pregnancy.
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Hi..its great that you are so self aware about your diffulties.This itself solves half of the problem.Well,need for medication depends on the severity of the problems your suffering from.
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Consult a psychologist for better understanding of yur peoblem.
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Dont defer the treatment as you are pregnant.
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Hi, Consult a psychologist for psychological assessment and counseling sessions.Somatoform disorder can be effectively treated with counseling sessions
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Psychotherapy, more specifically, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), is the most widely used form of treatment for somatic symptom disorder.
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You can book the counselling session without any hesitation whenever you feel comfortable.
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You need to connect  with psychiatrist  and psychologist  for cbt .
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Hi... First and foremost is to find a trustworthy professional and stick to your treatment. Somatic Symptom Disorder (SSD) or Somatoform Disorder is a condition where physical symptoms are created without any physical cause. The diagnosis requires a thorough physical examination and ruling out other possible physical causes. Once it is found that there is no physical cause, diagnosis of SSD is given. I hope this diagnosis is coming from a Psychiatrist. If not, please consult a Psychiatrist first. Coming to your query. Yes, it can be treated with CBT (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy) and other Counselling/ Psychotherapy methods without using Medications. I guess you are having some false physical symptoms related to your pregnancy, if that is the case do keep your Gynaecologist in loop about any diagnosis or treatment. CBT or any other Psychotherapy or Counselling do not have any side effects. So you can always take them from a authentic source (professional/institution).
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Consult a Psychologist. CBT along with Supportive Counselling is required. Treatment need to work upon improving your daily life functioning rather than just focusing on your symptoms.
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