Is a response to a stressful situation or event of an exceptionally threatening or catastrophic nature. symptoms include nightmares, flashbacks, loss of memory, sleep disorders, and difficulty controlling emotions.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

Explanation:

The Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a condition where someone is dealing with the aftermath of an accident.

People live in a world where accidents happen and traumatic situations can lead to scary, shocking feelings that will later make someone experience symptoms that can make him act as if had a mental illness.

This is why we  need to recognize that ptsd is not a mental illness and rather is the natural result of the brain to recover, in other words, a psychological injury that will manifest.

Brain changes in recovering the balance and chemistry will enable people to recover with proper treatment and only people with a diagnosis will be better enabled to identify the path to be followed.

Some of the effects of the disorder can last years, and often some episodes can trigger back the initial suffering.

Currently, the best approach to handle this can include some soft medication and the therapy where the person learns better from the situation they endured and are given counsel to embrace situations.

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