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The Number of Pain Sites and Other Non‐pain Symptoms are Important Clues for Diagnosis: A Cross‐sectional Study of Outpatients with Multiple Somatic Complaints

Background: In general practice, a wide variety of patients often present with various complaints. Some of them have multiple somatic symptoms, and it is possible for a general practitioner to miss an organic disease. In this cross‐sectional study, we retrospectively examined the correlation between the number of complaints and the prevalence of diseases in order to elucidate clues to help detect organic diseases in patients with multiple somatic complaints.