Somatization disorder is a dramatic, aggressive behaviors disorder, whereas hypochondriasis is characterized as an apprehensive, normalizing problem. Someone who continually and excessively worries about having a serious illness is said to have hypochondriasis or hypochondria. We refer to the physical (or bodily) manifestation of stress and emotions brought on by the mind-body link as somatization. Somatization is a common occurrence in people's life. Somatization includes symptoms like feeling physically weak after trauma, puking from anxiety, or getting a headache from stress. However, these occurrences are frequently transient and transitory.