Due to the different subjective experiences, resiliency and responses of victims afflicted with PTSD, it is not possible to definitively state whether there is/not a cure for victims with PTSD. The broad spectrum of personality, environmental, psychological, emotional, physiological, spiritual and socioeconomic factors may play a complex role in the individual’s recovery.
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A mental health disorder like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) does not completely disappear but can lessen over time with treatment. It is considered a chronic disorder. Learning to cope with the emotions caused by the experience of the trauma is the first step. An experienced, compassionate therapist either individually or in group sessions can help you treat the problems associated with PTSD. Some antidepressant drugs have shown to help with anxiety and depression.
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