Hip
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OK, I was not aware that that central sensitivity syndrome is being very prematurely used in clinical settings. I thought it was just a research concept.
So you are saying that instead of calling diseases functional disorder / MUS, doctors are now beginning to label them as central sensitivity syndromes in Canada, and the US is following suit?
Is this just individual doctors doing this, or is it official policy and categorization of the heath services? I can't find any reference to central sensitivity syndrome on UK NHS websites.
So you are saying that instead of calling diseases functional disorder / MUS, doctors are now beginning to label them as central sensitivity syndromes in Canada, and the US is following suit?
Is this just individual doctors doing this, or is it official policy and categorization of the heath services? I can't find any reference to central sensitivity syndrome on UK NHS websites.