Children’s Somatization Inventory – CSI

Headache

Faintness or dizziness

Pain in your heart or chest

Feeling low in energy or slowed down

Pain in your lower back

Sore muscles

Trouble getting your breath (when you are not exercising)

Hot or cold spells (suddenly feeling hot or cold for no reason)

Numbness or tingling in parts of your body

A lump in your throat

Weakness (feeling weak) in parts of your body

Heavy feelings in your arms or legs (when they feel too heavy to move)

Nausea or upset stomach (feeling like you might throw up, or having an upset stomach)

Constipation (when it is hard to have a bowel movement or go poop)

Loose (runny) bowel movements or diarrhea

Pain in your stomach or abdomen (stomach aches)

Heart beating too fast (even when you are not exercising)

Difficulty swallowing

Losing your voice

Deafness (when you cannot hear)

Double vision (when you see two of everything, even with glasses on)

Blurred vision (when things look blurry, even with glasses on)

Blindness (when you cannot see at all)

Fainting or passing out

Memory loss or amnesia (losing your memory, not being able to remember anything)

Seizures or convulsions (your body moving or shaking and you cannot control it)

Trouble walking

Paralysis or muscle weakness (your muscles are too weak to move, like you cannot move your arms or legs at all)

Difficulty urinating (peeing)

Vomiting (or throwing up)

Feeling bloated or gassy

Food makes you sick

Pain in your knees, elbows, or other joints

Pain in your arms or legs

Pain when you urinate or pee