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What are the 3 Common Myths About PTSD?

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a psychological health condition that affects people who have been through traumatic events such as physical abuse, natural disasters, accidents, military warfare, and the death of a loved one. Flashbacks, anxiety, and sleep disruption are all symptoms of PTSD. To go back to normal, get help from PTSD therapists in North Chicagoland and other regions of the US. <br><br>For more info visit: https://www.intechforest.com/common-myths-about-ptsd/<br>

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What are the 3 Common Myths About PTSD?

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  1. 3 Common Myths About PTSD

  2. PTSD is a mental health condition that affects people who have experienced traumatic events like physical abuse, natural disaster, accident, military combat, and death of loved ones. However, PTSD therapists can help them develop the skills to cope with, manage and overcome PTSD.

  3. Common Myths About PTSD

  4. MYTH 1: PTSD Symptoms Appear Immediately After The Traumatic Event PTSD symptoms do not appear for several months and even years. In medical terms, this condition is known as Delayed Onset PTSD. As per the research, only 4% to6 % of people with PTSD develop Delayed Onset Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome.

  5. MYTH 2: PTSD Go Away On Its Own The other common misconception that people have about PTSD is that it goes away on its own over time. However, it is not true at all. Therefore, seek support from PTSD therapists in North Chicagoland and other parts of the United States to return to normal life.

  6. MYTH 3: Only Soldiers Can Develop PTSD Post-Traumatic Stress associated with military veterans. However, they are not the only ones who can be affected by this disorder. PTSD can develop in anyone who has experienced a violent or traumatic event Although there are no particular criteria to identify who will experience PTSD symptoms, few factors can elevate the risk. Syndrome is

  7. Thank You Reference: https://www.intechforest.com/common-myths- about-ptsd/

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