somatic complaints

How are Somatic Complaints Diagnosed?

The diagnosis of somatic complaints involves a thorough evaluation that includes:
Detailed medical history
Comprehensive physical examination
Psychosocial assessment
Laboratory and imaging studies (if necessary)
It is crucial to rule out any underlying medical conditions before attributing symptoms to somatic complaints.

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