Cultural Bound Syndrome refers to a set of symptoms or behaviors that are recognized as illnesses within specific cultural contexts but may not be acknowledged in other cultures. These syndromes often arise from cultural beliefs, practices, and social norms, leading to unique expressions of distress that can vary significantly across different societies. Examples of Cultural Bound Syndromes include Koro, where individuals fear their genitals are retracting, and Susto, a condition in some Latin American cultures associated with a traumatic event causing a loss of soul. Understanding these syndromes is essential for effective cross-cultural healthcare and communication.