The nocebo effect, this term comes from the Latin "nocebo" main person singular of the future defective of the indicative "denoceo" and interpreted by "I will hurt you", "I will hurt you" which is a specific component of the response to treatment but to inequality of the placebo effect, it is particularly unfavorable or bad. This is carried out against the patient himself, adding his unwanted peculiarity to those of the rest of the misfortune that the intervention of the medication may generate.
Therefore it can be said that the nocebo effect is called to the drugs that produce the aggravation of the symptoms or signs of a disease by expectation, lucid or not; this corresponds to the negative effects of a medication measure that could be said to be the opposite interpretation of the placebo effect. It is an outstanding concept in a specific field of pharmacology or part of medicine that deals with the composition, properties and therapeutic action of drugs, for its part, nosology, is the science of medicine that has as object to describe, explain, differentiate and classify the wide variety of diseases and etymology is the one that studies the causes of diseases.
Nocebo is an attribute that is used to qualify the solution or the harmful, uncomfortable and undesirable reactions that a person manifests when administering a pharmacologically indifferent combination, in this way the organic solution of the person is not chemically produced as a direct result of the action of the medicine but as an effect of the melancholic expectations of the entity when thinking that the medicine can cause bad, painful and uncomfortable effects.
