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Meanings of ptsd in English

Portuguese
transtorno de estresse pós-traumático
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Any condition that develops following some stressful situation or event; such as sleep disturbance, recurrent dreams, withdrawal or lack of concentration.

transtorno de estresse pós-traumático
Usage of ptsd in English
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Many of them end up with ptsd, she wrote.
News.com.au
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My life is defined by a grave and infertility and ptsd regarding all thing baby related.
News.com.au
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Assessment: Bipolar 1 disorder, current episode manic, severe, with psychotic features; PTSD.
The double bind
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Last year, they requested proposals for pharmacological methods to stave off PTSD.
Wired
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Conclusions: More severe TBI was associated with a diminished risk of PTSD.
Pubmed
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Josh Mucci says he experienced PTSD that affected him for several years.
Climbing Magazine
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Results: Seven percent of subjects had a high level of PTSD symptoms.
Pubmed
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There are several ways that PTSD might lead to diabetes, Scherrer noted.
Reuters
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Within this group of subjects, PTSD and depression are highly prevalent conditions.
Pubmed
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PTSD patients compared with nontraumatized or traumatized control subjects showed similar changes.
Pubmed
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Female subjects and those who reported more late effects reported more PTSD.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: Childhood trauma is associated with short LTL in individuals with PTSD.
Pubmed
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Of these patients, sixty-six reported abuse and forty-five qualified for PTSD diagnoses.
Pubmed
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Implications for treatment planning and development of interventions for PTSD are discussed.
Pubmed
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She accused my book of mocking everything from domestic abuse to PTSD.
The Guardian
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People with PTSD are also more likely to perceive, or imagine, threats.
Reuters
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United States of America
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