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Masked Symptoms

Unfortunately, it is common for those with PTSD to avoid treatment. Also, it is common for those who do seek treatment to be misdiagnosed. Because It often occurs at the same time as other physiological and mental health disorders, Its symptoms may be masked or difficult to identify. Examples of common co-occurring conditions are depression, substance use/dependence and bipolar disorder. Trauma survivors may also experience headaches, chest pain, digestive or gynecological problems as well. However, there is a growing number of clinicians who are skilled at recognizing it and still others who are specializing in treatment of traumatic stress disorders. If you think you might have it you should seek professional help for a thorough physical and mental health assessment


Most Prevalent Group of Psychiatric Disorders

 

Anxiety disorders are most often characterized as having an element of fearfulness involved. According to Dr. Steve Dager, University of Washington associate professor of psychiatry & behavioral sciences at Harborview Medical Center, these disorders come about as a kind of impairment or over reactivity of the normal “flight or fight” response.

Although these disorders are amenable to treatment, the majority of sufferers do not receive appropriate care. Most often, people with anxiety disorders will seek relief from the physical symptoms, such as rapid heart rate, respiratory distress or nausea & may not be aware or may not want to admit that there are emotional causes for the symptoms.

 

 


Treatable

A person who has survived a traumatic event will probably never feel as if the event didn't happen, but the disruptive, distressing effects of PTSD are completely treatable. Depending on the source of the trauma (manmade vs. natural), the nature of the trauma (accidental vs. purposeful), and the age of the victim at the time of the trauma, treatment strategies may vary. Treatment involves both managing symptoms and working through the traumatic event. Most experts agree that psychotherapy is an important part of recovery. Medications can help reduce some symptoms allowing psychotherapy to be more effective

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