What are the sequelae of war?

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), also known as the sequela of war, refers to a mental disorder that persists after an individual experiences, witnesses or encounters one or more actual deaths involving himself or others, or is threatened with death, or is seriously injured, or is threatened with physical integrity. Among them, women are more likely to suffer from PTSD than men.

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War is an extremely cold word. Whenever war comes, words such as casualties, ruins, countless casualties and endless pain will come to mind. A war destroyed not only the soldiers' bodies, but also the soldiers' spirits. Throughout the ages, once the war is over, soldiers from both sides will bring the same problem-the sequelae of the war.

In the long history of our country, the sequela of war has been recorded as "losing heart in the fire". In the recent war of our army, due to the cruelty of the battlefield, the sacrifice of comrades-in-arms, human morality and other factors, some veterans who fought back in self-defense are still suffering from the sequelae of the war. Some often wake up from their sleep and hear the tearful call of their comrades-in-arms. Others are often incoherent and moody, and have a vigilant eye for the surrounding time. .....

The passage of time did not pull the soldiers back from the forefront of the war for a while, but left a deep and indelible memory in their minds. Under the bullets, many psychologically fragile soldiers have collapsed in the face of the fragility of life and the countless shouts of their comrades around them. Facts have proved that wars, whether ancient or modern, will endanger the health of people who have experienced wars.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Posttraumatic Stress Disorder