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Objective. To compare the presence of somatic symptoms during a period of examination and one without examination in the public and private schools of the city of Sincelejo. Methods. The study is quantitative in approach, descriptive in type, 358 students participated, of which 124 were women (34.6%) and 234 men (65.4%) to whom the inventory of somatization for children was applied. Results. No significant differences were found between the two periods studied, nor between boys and girls. It was found, however, that the ten most frequent symptoms are headache, feeling tired or low energy, muscle pain, weakness in some parts of the body, nausea or stomach discomfort, pain in the stomach or abdomen, very fast heartbeat, sensation of vomiting, pain in the knees, elbows or joints, and finally pain in the arms and legs.

Presencia de síntomas somáticos en niños y niñas: una comparación entre el período sin exámenes y con exámenes