Trauma in Women: Facts and How to Deal With It! - Riliv Story
How to deal with trauma between men and women is very different, dear! Trauma in women is more severe for them, even harder to forget, than trauma in men. There are many facts you may not know yet, and how to deal with any trauma you may have experienced, dear! Let's go! Brain condition when traumatized in womenPhoto by Ben White on Unsplash Traumatic experiences involve most or almost all of the senses—sight, hearing, smell, sometimes sense of taste, and physical pain. Each of these sensations is recorded and stored in different parts of the brain, and can leave deep psychological scars. After experiencing a traumatic event, it is not uncommon for people to suffer from certain levels of stress, depression, and anxiety disorders. Nightmares, sleep disorders including the inability to fall asleep; It is also a common indicator of post-trauma. If these symptoms no longer bother the traumatized person after a month, then they are likely suffering from acute stress disorder. But, if sy