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@entity1 @entity4750 @entity146 @entity4987 @entity262 @entity364 @entity74 @entity716 @entity8143
Introduction. @entity4750 is a rare monosymptomatic hypochondriacal @entity716 according to The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of @entity146 (5th ed.; @entity4987 ; American Psychiatric Association, 2013). It can be a primary disorder or associated with an underlying @entity74 . It commonly presents as @entity8143 , and less than 1% may be fungi related. We present this case as it is a rare presentation of a rare condition. Case Presentation. Our @entity1 is a 60-year-old Caucasian @entity1 who presented with a 7-year history of delusional infestation manifested as a disseminated @entity364 . He had previously been reviewed by multiple physicians for the same with no @entity262 diagnosed. After multiple reviews and thorough investigation we diagnosed him with a likely @entity4750 . As is common with this @entity1 cohort he refused @entity146 review or antipsychotic medication. Conclusion. A delusion of a disseminated @entity364 is a rare condition. It is exceedingly difficult to treat as these @entity1 often refuse to believe the investigation results and diagnosis. Furthermore, they either refuse or are noncompliant with treatment. Multidisciplinary outpatient evaluation may be the best way to allay @entity1 fears and improve treatment compliance.
