What Is PTSD?

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7. Prevention

There is no sure way to avoid being involved in a traumatic event. However, there are ways to help prevent the condition from developing in people that have experienced such events. Indeed, some people in jobs where they are likely to be exposed to traumatic experiences are given access to facilities that can help prevent the condition from developing.

It is quite normal for people to experience distress after traumatic events, and PTSD will sometimes progress from such reactions. If somebody is finding that they are struggling to cope then they should seek help. People that are developing substance abuse habits should also seek help to prevent the condition from worsening.

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