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somatic
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somatic
1. of or relating to the soma
2. of or relating to an animal body or body wall as distinct from the viscera, limbs, and head
3. of or relating to the human body as distinct from the mind


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Cognitive reframing could also generalize to other areas in which women with dyspareunia may be experiencing interference emanating from a maladaptive focus and catastrophization of somatic sensations.
Albucher noted that panic patients are typically sensitive to somatic sensations and may have low tolerance for side effects, which in his experience has made the anticholinergic qualities of paroxetine problematic.
More recent investigations have focused on the possibility that patients with voice disorders--particularly functional dysphonia--develop a conditioned hypersensitivity to pharyngeal and laryngeal sensations, suggesting that hypersensitivity to somatic sensations may play a critical role in anxiety disorders.
 
 
 
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