• Check the statements below that are true about you or that you agree with.

• You don't feel well or normal.
• When you get the flu, you worry that it is something much worse.
• You tend to learn many of the symptoms associated with rare afflictions.
• You worry that you have a tumor or cancer.
• You worry that you have AIDS, even though you are at low risk.

• You feel faint at least once a month.
• Even when the doctor gives you a clean bill of health, you worry about being seriously ill.
• If you are even just a little under the weather, you see the doctor to be on the safe side.
• When there is a new strange virus making the news, you are preoccupied with getting it.
• You miss work or school a lot from being sick.

• You tend to get bad headaches.
• You get preoccupied with having a major illness, often for weeks at a time.
• You worry about catching diseases when you are out in public.
• People tend to comment on you being sick all the time.
• You are afraid that you may die soon.

• You tend to feel tired.
• Even though you haven't had a serious illness, you tend to go to the doctor a lot.
• You keep old, unused prescription medicine around - just in case you need it.
• You take at least five pills a day (including vitamins, supplements, and prescriptions)
• You are obsessed with medical shows both fictional and real.

• You get stomach aches more than most people.
• People don't seem to care when you are feeling sick.
• You take vitamins and eat special health food compulsively.
• You own more than one medical books, and you frequently consult them.
• You take pain killers or Advil regularly, for random aches and pains you have.

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