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[...] From the analysis of the file, it is clear that the evolution of the career has led to a growing self-confidence, which acts as a brake on anxiety. Sophrology care, self-hypnosis, relaxation, might be avenues to explore to help this type of patient overcome problems that can be, at times, extremely painful in their professional practice. The first phase of care will be to make this type of patient aware of the need to take care of themselves a bit to improve their availability to others. This type of patient represents a challenge to overcome. [...]
[...] Answer: I was coming from my first divorce. I signed up for this event to take my mind off things Question: You just told me that it had no influence on your troubles? Answer: Of course. First, leaving allowed me to get some space from this upheaval, plus I had just finished, with success, my 3 examsand year, a difficult, selective year in the medical university curriculum at the time. And then, especially, I remind you that my purely somatic intestinal problem occurred afterwards. [...]
[...] Response: no blood loss, no weight loss, that's reassuring Question: How did you manage and how do you manage crises? Response: first, we live with the problem, we get used to it. When the crises are short, we just wait for it to pass. When the crisis prolongs, a small abdominal massage that we do ourselves, helps. In winter, I would sometimes press my stomach against the heating, the heat feels good. I've used a hot water bottle on my stomach. When the crisis was very intense or prolonged, I would sometimes take an antispasmodic in pill form. [...]
[...] The quality of his curriculum allows him to settle in a small provincial town where he will have the double status of full-time employee with a statutory private sector. The quality of his work allows him to significantly increase the activity of the service, but in a context of growing jealousy from colleagues, the clumsiness of the administration, far from moderating the problem, has fueled the conflict, putting him in the public eye, which has the effect of ruining the benefit of his arrival. [...]
[...] Response: No, financial problems were in the domain of insomnia. The first interventions had an influence on the problem, the worry of not being able to complete an intervention again, but it was brief, confidence returned quickly Question: Do you have anything to add? Response: No, except that it sometimes allowed me to better understand the problems of my patients Response: Thank you, Doctor, for your collaboration and frankness Summary and discussion We are faced with a patient presenting an irritable bowel syndrome whose psychosomatic substrate seems quite evident. [...]
