Somatization is a psychological process where emotional distress manifests as physical symptoms. Individuals experiencing somatization may report ailments like pain, fatigue, or gastrointestinal issues, even when medical tests show no underlying physical cause. This phenomenon highlights the connection between the mind and body, illustrating how psychological factors can influence physical health. People with somatization may not be consciously aware that their symptoms are linked to emotional issues. Treatment often involves addressing both the physical symptoms and the underlying psychological factors, which may include therapy or stress management techniques. Understanding somatization can help improve patient care and outcomes in healthcare settings.