FUNCTIONAL & PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS
AT THE VERUS BONIFATIUS PRIVATE CLINICTREATMENT FOR FUNCTIONAL & PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS
At our facility, we are dedicated to helping our patients with functional and psychosomatic disorders by offering them efficient and effective healing methods of the highest quality. We always take into account the whole body and soul of our patients. Our aim is to create a unique healing experience in an environment characterized by mindfulness, respect, and care. Trust, honesty, respect, integrity, and dedication are the pillars of our care.
The medical team and doctors at the Verus Bonifatius Private Clinic attach great importance to comprehensive, psychosomatic treatment for functional disorders. Our goal is to help patients regain their well-being and quality of life as quickly as possible. The focus is on combining different treatment methods. Additional factors that improve our patients’ everyday lives and increase their quality of life are an essential part of our holistic treatment approaches.
THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES FOR FUNCTIONAL AND PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS
In the treatment of functional and psychosomatic disorders, various therapeutic approaches play a decisive role in effectively supporting the healing process. Psychotherapeutic methods, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, are central elements of this holistic treatment. The combination of different forms of therapy is essential to help patients regain their inner strength and quality of life. If necessary, medication can be used to support the recovery process and effectively alleviate symptoms.
SYMPTOMS OF FUNCTIONAL AND PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS
The first signs of functional and psychosomatic disorders can often be nonspecific and, in the early stages, interpreted as symptoms of various other disorders. They frequently occur after periods of stress or stressful life events. Over time, these symptoms become more pronounced, which makes diagnosis easier. Possible early signs of functional and psychosomatic disorders include:
- Chronic pain without a clear physical cause (e.g., back, head, or abdominal pain)
- Persistent fatigue that is not relieved by rest
- Gastrointestinal complaints without an obvious medical cause
- Frequent tension or muscle pain
- Rapid heartbeat, difficulty breathing, or chest pain without a cardiac cause
- Hypersensitivity to external stimuli such as light or noise
- Emotional stress that manifests itself physically
- Sleep disorders that cannot be attributed to external factors
- Non-specific sexual dysfunction
These symptoms can have both physical and psychological components and should be taken into account in a holistic treatment.
DIAGNOSIS OF FUNCTIONAL & PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS
The diagnosis of functional and psychosomatic disorders begins with a thorough medical history. An in-depth conversation between the patient and the doctors is crucial to gain insight into the specific nature and effects of the symptoms. In this diagnostic dialogue, it is essential to rule out physical causes for the symptoms. In addition, the possibility of existing or previous mental illnesses is examined. Due to the complex nature of functional and psychosomatic disorders, further medical examinations may be necessary to gain a comprehensive understanding of the symptoms. A holistic approach that takes both physical and psychological aspects into account is crucial for the correct diagnosis and effective treatment of these disorders.