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My son is constantly complaining about physical pain. Headaches, back, neck, stomach, chest, racing heart, trouble breathing, etc. He's a total hypochondriac. I've had him to numerous doctors and there's nothing physically wrong with him. He is transgender and so wears a binder and that might have some impact, but I can't imagine it's to the extent that he's complaining. Every time he moves he's complaining about pain. Is this something anyone else has seen with BPD?
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Hello-
Yes is common trait. Before I understood such I had my son in many doctor office doing blood work up and mri scans neurology and urology. Until they suggested behavior health was his need.
This just another trait of a BPD.
So what I now do is give the reins and responsibility back to my son. Sorry you feel this way, if it gets worse and you need help - here is the number you can call to talk to a advice nurse or doctor via Teledoc. Often the doctors will put them at ease on a call. Zoom call. And your not stuck in the middle.
Hope this works for your kiddo
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