It is time to take a look at the facts. The facts are that there are no set defined symptom or diagnostic criteria in the medical community for this so-called disorder. One listing of symptoms for MCS cite over 100 common problems, ranging from headaches to diziness, to trouble sleeping.
Treatments range just as much, dependent as much upon the individual practitioner as anything else.
And there are no verifiable, reliable or valid measurements a person can undergo to determine whether or not a person suffers from this ailment. The point here is to correct misinformation that has appeared in the media as well as online. Rather, all the research evidence to date suggests that the cause of these physical problems in most people is psychological. It means that people who suffer from these sometimes-painful physical problems will have to work on a slow recovery with a trained and experienced mental health professional. It is important, crucial even, for people to differentiate between physical symptoms often accompanying psychological and emotional problems, and concluding that such physical symptoms equal a medical or physical ailment.