Psychological stress by itself is not believed to cause ulcers, but it has effects on physiological processes and behaviors that may increase a person's vulnerability.

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While psychological stress is not believed to directly cause ulcers, it can affect physiological processes and behaviors such as increasing stomach acid production or reducing the immune system's ability to fight off harmful bacteria, which can increase the likelihood of developing ulcers.

Psychological Stress by Itself Is Not Believed to Cause Ulcers