Sentences with phrase «as psychogenic»

E.F. is a 58 year old woman enduring chronic and intolerable suffering as a result of «severe conversion disorder» (classified as a psychogenic movement disorder).

Dogs without any underlying physical condition who exhibit polydipsia or pollakiuria may be suffering from a condition known as psychogenic polydipsia, a behavioral disorder in which the dog feels compelled to continue drinking water long after its thirst is quenched.

It can be caused by a medical problem or may be a compulsive disorder known as psychogenic alopecia.

These behavioral problems can be as simple as pacing in a cage (also known as «fence walking syndrome») or as complicated and serious as psychogenic feather picking.

This condition is referred to as psychogenic alopecia.

When extensive medical workups fail to detect the cause of fatigue and lethargy, these symptoms are often dismissed as psychogenic in origin.

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From his death - camp learnings, Frankl concludes: «Belief in an overmeaning — whether as a metaphysical concept or in the religious sense of providence — is of the foremost therapeutic and psychogenic importance.

As the misogyny onscreen bleeds into the workspace, Gilderoy's own complicit part in the film comes into sharp focus, and his English reserve and linguistic isolation are revealed to be mere psychogenic fugue from a crueller, harsher reality.

However, an exclusively indoor life may be restrictive and is possibly a factor leading to compulsive behaviors such as wool sucking (when the cat sucks, chews or ingests fabric) or psychogenic alopecia (when the cat pulls his own hair out).

If you and your veterinarian believe that this is the cause of the hair loss then the next step is to determine if your cat is suffering from a skin condition such as itch (pruritic) or some mental condition that is causing the physical problem (psychogenic).

Though if we're speculating on such things as Bob Tisdale's personal integrity and honesty, I believe psychogenic confirmation bias, rather than conscious decision to deceive, is an adequate explanation of the bad math.

KRE 201 (g)» ****** «During rebuttal, the Commonwealth asked to be allowed to read the definition of «psychogenic» from an unnamed medical dictionary as a learned treatise pursuant to KRE 803 (18).