Reverse Paranoia

Can the body "Make Up Symptoms" due to stress?

I know this is a strange question. But if you have a lot of paranoia and anxiety. And you think you are sick, and then someone says what kind of symptoms that you would receive if he were sick, is it true that brain can make you suffer the symptoms of anxiety, because you're not really sick?

Its not the anxiety that is making false symptoms occur, his hypochondria. Your question is not really clear enough to really understand and correctly answer the question, what kind of symptoms are there, etc.

Paranoia and Anxiety in Asperger’s Syndrome

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