Is the DSM-5 chapter on somatic symptom disorder any better than DSM-IV somatoform disorder?

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Abstract

DSM-5 is a modest improvement on DSM-IV, notably in abandoning the distinction between medically explained and unexplained symptoms, but problems remain. The chapter text is incoherent, contradicts the classification and will be clinically unhelpful. ICD-11 should attempt a more logical and consistent revision.

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Mayou, R. (2014). Is the DSM-5 chapter on somatic symptom disorder any better than DSM-IV somatoform disorder? British Journal of Psychiatry. Royal College of Psychiatrists. https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.bp.113.134833

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