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[Effects of psychological treatment in the general hospital: follow-up study of patients with somatoform behavior].

Over a period of 35 month patients with psychic disorders were treated by a psychological consultation-liaison-service during their stay at a general hospital. A follow-up investigation using a questionnaire was carried out in 1990 in patients with somatization. 66.6% of the patients with somatization took part in the investigation. 47.6% of these patients initiated a psychosomatic treatment after discharge from hospital. 62.8% of the patients described their general state of health as improved. The frequency of symptoms and the amount of restrictions in cause of symptoms could be explained by two factors: Patients without an opportunity to continue a psychosomatic treatment and patients who anticipated negative consequences in case of a psychosomatic treatment reported significantly more complaints and a worse health status.