A less stigmatizing name: health anxiety has been suggested, and new research has reported more valid diagnostic criteria with continuous ruminations of fears and belief of having a serious disease lasting for at least 2 weeks and the presence of minimum one of five other symptoms: preoccupation with illness or body, preoccupation with medical information, suggestibility or autosuggestibility, fear of infection or contamination and fear of medication. A degree for severity has also been introduced here with either mild or severe health anxiety split by the presence of minimum one severely distressing symptom or a significant impairment of functioning [1]. Hypochondriasis and Health Anxiety (HA) are from now on used synonymously here.