hypochondriac
రోగభ్రమగ్రస్తుడు
definition
noun
It has been the hot tech topic for hypochondriacs and health buffs for years.
a person who is abnormally anxious about their health.
translation of 'hypochondriac'
రోగభ్రమగ్రస్తుడు,
ఉదరకుహర భాగమునకు సంబంధించిన
example
The foot Shaoyang channel is distributed along the lateral side of the chest and 'hypochondriac' region.
Mr Bennet is a very likeable character; sophisticated and witty; Mr Woodhouse is rather dim, a nervous, 'hypochondriac' type.
As the liver channel passes through the costal and 'hypochondriac' regions, it causes pain in these areas.
This causes 'hypochondriac' pain, bitter taste in the mouth and a wiry pulse.
Her portrayal as a 'hypochondriac' makes for a beguiling approach and probably gives an accurate description of her journey.
Also heavily featured is a 'hypochondriac' police psychologist who provides Mr Paz's love interest.
Does your 'hypochondriac' friend really need to play in shin guards and a fitted plastic face mask?
Used for 'hypochondriac' enlargements such as splenohepatomegaly.
The Shrink's been working on a series of short stories all focusing on one central character - a 'hypochondriac' former psychiatrist.
The great collateral of the spleen is distributed over the chest and 'hypochondriac' regions.
This point can be used in the treatment of disorders of zang organs, such as spleenomegaly, hepatomegaly, 'hypochondriac' pain or jaundice.
Lucy is a modestly successful artist encumbered with a drunken, 'hypochondriac' father and an uncaring American boyfriend.
I'm not a 'hypochondriac' : other than this, my health is great.
It eliminates 'hypochondriac' pain and relieves stagnated anger.
In death Mrs. Churchill was quite forgiven; criticisms of the 'hypochondriac' aunt transformed themselves into praise of the dead.
If you're not in enough pain to sue for 450 billion dollars then you're just a 'hypochondriac' trying to get out of work.
Roe quotes Haydon's memory of Hunt as ‘a painful, 'hypochondriac' soul’.
With his 'hypochondriac' tendencies it's not hard to imagine why Mrs. Unger ran out of patience.
My latent 'hypochondriac' tendencies sometimes lead me to think that I am possibly displaying all the symptoms of SAD.
Meanwhile, she is seeking solace in a new TV series called Monk - about a 'hypochondriac' detective.
It starts below the 'hypochondriac' region, runs obliquely downward, then transversely around the waist like a belt.
And, finally, there could be cemeteries for 'hypochondriacs' which are, and will remain, eerily empty.
Is this an illness or is it an acceptable label for 'hypochondriacs' ?
And don't you dare think that migraines are just bad headaches for 'hypochondriacs' .
It's nearly impossible to ignore such complaints, because now and then, even 'hypochondriacs' get sick.
Even 'hypochondriacs' get sick, and the anti-discrimination lobby exists in part because real discrimination exists.
Psychosocial problems may be, or become, predominant, especially if patients are treated as malingerers or 'hypochondriacs' .
Considering the number of 'hypochondriacs' out there, that's probably just as well.
It is no surprise, then, if 'hypochondriacs' like her are the biggest culprits at wasting water.
Finally, on to a book that will delight social historians and 'hypochondriacs' alike.
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