Patients with hypochondria often experience physical discomfort out of proportion to the test results, with negative tests instead making the patient uncomfortable. This is interspersed with emotional factors, which include anxiety, loss of emotions, and stubborn personalities. Therefore, they will go to the hospital for repeated examinations and repeated visits, which can be seen in young people and also in the elderly. People in this category often have very sensitive and suspicious personalities and are very careful. People with hypochondria are different from those with somatoform disorders in that they tend to be more stubborn, and often do not stick to a disorder or a symptom, but have risen to the level of attributing symptoms to a disease. These patients are very difficult to convince and need to be treated with medication.