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​Symptoms and Sign – Differential Diagnosis of Conversion Disorder
• Factitious disorder (e.g., Munchausen’s syndrome): dysfunction is consciously created for the purpose of assuming the patient role.
• Malingering: dysfunction is consciously created for the purpose of secondary gain or avoidance of noxious duties.
• Somatization: a related disorder in which psychological difficulties are manifested with a wide range of somatic complaints that
affect several organ systems. 


Symptoms and Sign – Differential Diagnosis of Conversion Disorder • Factitious disorder (e.g., Munchausen’s syndrome): dysfunction is consciously created for the purpose of assuming the patient role. • Malingering: dysfunction is consciously created for the purpose of secondary gain or avoidance of noxious duties. • Somatization: a related disorder in which psychological difficulties are manifested with a wide range of somatic complaints that affect several organ systems.
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