60. Some people avoid seeking medical help even when they suspect it may be important. Some may wait for a year or more to go to the doctor after noticing their symptoms. Avoiding medical care may result in late detection of disease, reduced survival chance and long term suffering. One of the underlying causes of this avoidance may be their wish to keep away from something that they think will cause mental or physical distress, - These can be defined as factors that limit access to health care, such as financial concerns, or time constraints. A) Another reason may be personality traits. B) Avoidance may also be due to past negative experiences. C) Concerns about the doctors or the quality of medical care may also play a role. D) Most people fear the negative results of medical examinations and tests. E) Avoidance can also occur as a result of some barriers.