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psychogenic

/ˌsaɪ.kəʊˈdʒen.ɪk/

Traduction: Se dit de symptômes ou de troubles physiques dont l'origine est attribuée à des facteurs psychiques ou émotionnels plutôt qu'à une cause physique organique.

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adjective

/ˌsaɪ.kəʊˈdʒen.ɪk/C2formalmedical
  • frSe dit de symptômes ou de troubles physiques dont l'origine est attribuée à des facteurs psychiques ou émotionnels plutôt qu'à une cause physique organique.

Relating to physical symptoms or conditions that originate from mental or emotional factors rather than a physical cause.

  1. Psychological originC1formalmedical

    Relating to a disorder or symptom that originates from psychological or emotional factors rather than a physical cause.

    frpsychogène

    • The patient's chronic pain was diagnosed as psychogenic, with no physical injury found.
    • Psychogenic disorders often require therapy rather than medication.
    • Stress can lead to psychogenic symptoms like headaches or fatigue.

    Synonymesfunctionalpsychosomatic

    Antonymesorganicsomatogenic

  2. Mental rather than physicalC1formalmedical

    Describing a condition that is caused by mental or emotional processes, not by a physiological disease.

    frpsychogène

    • Psychogenic amnesia occurs after a traumatic event, not from brain damage.
    • The doctor explained that the seizure was psychogenic, not epileptic.
    • Psychogenic vomiting can be triggered by anxiety.

    Synonymesemotionalfunctionalmentalpsychologicalpsychosomatic

    Antonymesorganicsomatogenic

Formes
  • more psychogenic comparative form
  • most psychogenic superlative form
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