Post-traumatic stress disorder, often known as PTSD, can affect anyone
Living through any traumatic event is difficult. But for people with PTSD, it feels impossible to let go of those memories or feelings.
When your symptoms affect your daily routine, and your illness interferes with your relationships, it may be time to talk with a mental health professional.
PTSD affects people differently, even if two people experienced the exact same traumatic event at the same time.
But there are four types of symptoms that are common to most people with PTSD:
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