F50.5: Vomiting associated with other psychological disturbances
The condition "Vomiting associated with other psychological disturbances" is a psychological problem that triggers a physical response - vomiting. Despite its physical manifestation, the root cause of this condition often lies in mental or emotional issues, rather than a physical illness. Common psychological disturbances associated with this condition may include anxiety, stress, depression or eating disorders like bulimia nervosa. The severity and frequency of the vomiting can vary widely, and it may occur before, during or after experiencing emotional stress or anxiety. It's essential to note that this type of vomiting is not voluntary, and it's not a conscious decision by the individual. Recognizing the association between psychological disturbances and vomiting can provide critical insights for proper diagnosis and management. It also highlights the intricate link between mental and physical health.
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