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Quand on parle de symptômes de dépression, on parle de tristesse, de difficultés du sommeil, de pleurs constants, d'une perte d'intérêt et d'idées suicidaires. Ce n'est pas anodin, c'est vraiment une chose assez importante et qui est associée de façon très marquée au syndrome. On remarque dans les études que 52 p. 100 des femmes et 52 p.
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Another comorbid factor that may be cause for concern is realizing that untreated PTSD if often associated with a major depression. The following are symptoms of depression: sadness, difficulty sleeping, constant crying, loss of interest and suicidal thoughts. This is not insignificant, it's truly quite important and is very strongly associated with PTSD. According to the studies, 52% of women and 52% of men with PTSD will also be diagnosed with major depression if the PTSD remains untreated. Society tends to think that, generally, time will heal all wounds and that gradually the symptoms will diminish. This is not what the scientific studies are telling us. What we are seeing is that if nothing is done, several diagnoses may be made, as the victims will try to treat this anxiety the only way they know how, by, for example, drinking alcohol, or else they will develop symptoms of a major depression.
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