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• Factitious illness patients generally inspire cold fury in doctors and nurses.
• In his final conclusions regarding Factitious Disorder, Ryder states that:
• The medical profession has known about factitious disorders for hundreds of years.
• Originally, this term was used for all factitious disorders.
• His first paper, " Factitious Airs ", appeared in 1766.
• What you supplied has been systematically shown to be factitious.
• Melanosis coli is a frequent find in long-standing factitious diarrhea.
• Patients with factitious illness span a spectrum of prevarication.
• Factitious cheilitis is significantly more common in young females.
• Factitious disorders are believed to be rare.
• In contrast, people who manufacture symptoms have a problem very different from hypochondria called factitious disorder.
• Many people who present factitious disorders crave sympathy and support because it was notably absent in childhood.
• Feldman reports parallel manifestations of factitious disorder, peaking between a person's 20s and 30s.
• I apologise in advance for the detail : this is an issue with a long and factitious history.
• Another, spurred by the need to play the role of a sick person, is termed factitious disorder.
• Which, of course, begs the only somewhat factitious question : Does Holyfield plan on fighting when he is 80?
• There would be a factitious release of emotions and ideas, and then frooooom, one would come down with a crash.
• The most dramatic cases of factitious disorder involve parents or health professionals who develop " Munchausen syndrome by proxy ."
• According to one theory, she showed symptoms of factitious disorder, also known as M黱chausen syndrome or M黱chausen syndrome by proxy.
• The syndrome may occur in persons with other mental disorders such as schizophrenia, depressive disorders, alcohol use disorders and factitious disorders.