Traumatic event

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Traumatic events like motor vehicle accidents or falls can cause severe neck injuries like vertebral fractures, whiplash (sudden jerking or "whipping" of your head forward and then backward), blood vessel destruction, and even paralysis.
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Traumatic events can trigger anorexia or bulimia nervosa: bereavement, being bullied or abused, upheaval in the family (such as divorce) or concerns over being gay or lesbian.
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Traumatic events cannot usually be foreseen and, thus, cannot be prevented. However, in theory, professional intervention soon after a major trauma might reduce the likelihood or severity of ASD.
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A traumatic event that results in a SCI is devastating to the child and the family.
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Although traumatic events in childhood are associated with a greater risk of borderline and other personality disorders, the actual cause of personality disorder isn't known. Most likely, no single factor explains its development.
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Rape is a very traumatic event. The victim may or may not be able to verbalize that she was actually raped or may come to medical attention for a different complaint.
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The traumatic event must engender intense feelings of fear, horror, or helplessness. Such events might be expected to occur to those who have experienced war, assault, rape, accidents, natural disasters and various other traumatic events.
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In 1 out of 10 Americans, the traumatic event causes a cascade of psychological and biological changes known as post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Experiencing intrusive mental images, thoughts or nightmares related to the traumatic event
Feeling as if the trauma is recurring
Having marked anxiety and physical distress (shortness of breath, dizziness, palpitations, sweating) ...
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Denying the effect a traumatic event has on you can lead to long-lasting physical and emotional distress.
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Certain traits (a history of depression, shyness, impulsivity) appear to heighten a person's risk of experiencing PTSD after a traumatic event. In those who do experience it, there is growing evidence that actual physical changes occur in the brain.
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Does the agitation seem to be triggered by reminders of a traumatic event?
Did you notice anything else that may have triggered agitation?
Does the patient take any medications, in particular, steroids or thyroid medicine?
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We all have to deal with traumatic events from time to time - it's part of life - but as unique individuals we each have different ways of coping.
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Finally, an identifiable, traumatic event outside school precipates a child's school avoidance in some cases. Potential triggers include birth of a sibling or the absence of a parent or other significant family member.
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Counseling should continue after the abortion because it is a traumatic event. Individuals may feel guilty about choosing one fetus over another. Mental health professionals should be consulted throughout the process.
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While trauma might explain acute cases of Peyronie's disease, it does not explain why most cases develop slowly and with no apparent traumatic event.
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They studied the records of 9000 children who had taken part in this survey, looking in particular at their emotional resilience to traumatic events such as their parents divorcing or separating.
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Causes of Fibromyalgia?
No one knows what causes fibromyalgia. But some think the start of the syndrome comes after an illness like the flu or a traumatic event.
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Because the cancer experience involves so many upsetting events, it is much more difficult to single out one event as a cause of stress than it is for other traumas, such as natural disasters or rape. The traumatic event may cause responses of ...
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