When a person has headaches, stress, and physical symptoms for which there is no underlying medical cause, which of these disorders does the person have?

Somatoform disorder is the general term for distressing physical symptoms that are not adequately explained by an underlying medical cause. Headaches and other bodily symptoms can occur alongside stress. Psychosomatic disorder usually refers to psychological factors affecting a physical condition, while pain disorder and body dysmorphic disorder are more specific diagnoses.

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