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    Somatoform disorders are common in adolescents, affecting various medical professionals. Early identification and a multidisciplinary approach are crucial for effective adolescent care and treatment.

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    • To emphasize the need for standardized diagnostic processes and a unified approach to patient care.
    • To underscore the role of pediatricians as primary care providers for affected adolescents.

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  • Recognizing these disorders requires complementary diagnostic steps to address underlying suffering.

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