Gender and symptom sensitivity: Report on a Philippine study.

Abstract

Various adverse body states were designated as most frequent symptoms of illness a significantly greater number of times by female university students in the Philippines than by male students responding to a questionnaire. These findings, consistent with greater utilization of medical practitioners by Filipino women than men, are linked to socialization for women's roles.

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