nocebo effect inert treatment expected harm symptoms

Expecting side effects can make people feel worse

A harmless treatment can still make someone report pain, nausea, or other problems if they expect it to cause harm. This is called the nocebo effect. The expectation changes the person's experience even though the treatment itself did not cause the problem.

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