PTSD

[ pee-tee-es-dee ]

abbreviation for

1. post-traumatic stress disorder: a mental disorder occurring after an extremely distressing, stressful, or frightening event and characterized by symptoms such as reliving the event, avoidance of anything that is a reminder of the event, withdrawal from social interactions or previous activities, and an increase in feelings of anxiety, anger, sadness, shame, or guilt.

PTSD

abbreviation for

1. post-traumatic stress disorder

Example Sentences

"It's only really in the last couple of years that I've properly felt that I've got over my PTSD," she said.

From BBC

In the case of PTSD, it can cause much greater negative consequences.

From Science Daily

Grief, survivor's guilt, PTSD, anxiety and depression will follow them from their classrooms to their homes and everywhere in between.

From Salon

The employee claimed in the days and weeks that followed, he received threats from Ye’s associates who were known “enforcers,” exacerbating his PTSD.

From Los Angeles Times

Often, those who return from the rifts are dealing with a form of PTSD; some, we’re told, are no longer willing to speak, seemingly trauma-shocked.

From Los Angeles Times