hypochon

In him, it showed up by making him a hypochon driac, and I don't think he would ever have gone into medicine at all had it not been for an - urgent concern about his own health which set in while he was still in college.

Anywhen Blish, James 1970

176: 21 Should all cases of organic disease be treated by a regular practitioner, and the Christian Scientist try truth only in cases of hysteria, hypochon -

Science and Health, with Key to the Scriptures Mary Baker Eddy 1865

"Well, no, my dear boy," said the Major, stretching the string of his eyeglass as he picked it up, and then giving the latter a polish with his handkerchief before proceeding to stick it into its place; "I don't think you are shamming, but that you are in a weak state, and consequently have become hypochon -- what you may call it.

Fix Bay'nets The Regiment in the Hills George Manville Fenn 1870