contact us doctor psychiatrist psychotherapist candidate of medical sciences associate professor svitlana netrusova ms. svitlana it's nice to see and hear you today i congratulate you good day iryna i'm also very happy to see you to see and hear all our listeners and i am very happy to have the opportunity to help with some advice and knowledge to share what those who suffer from pcr or who are in this traumatic situation and may have the risk that he will develop ptsd ms. svitlana please tell me how many patients you currently have with ptsd patients that i can make a percentage sample of my own uh-uh, um, that means experience. i mean from my practical activities. but if we take a general sample, then up to 30% of the general population can suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. and for those people who have experienced violence or have been involved in such traumatic events, such a traumatizing event is just now with the war. there is no need to talk about violence against women or other moments there is a fire or something else or something else, we have a war and this is a big, very power

communications doctor psychiatrist psychotherapist candidate of medical sciences associate professor svitlana netrusova mrs. svitlana i am glad to see and hear you today i congratulate you good day iryna i am also very glad to see and hear you and all our listeners and i am very glad to have the opportunity to help with some advice and knowledge to share what those who suffer from psr or who are only in this traumatic situation need to know and may be at risk of developing psr mrs. svitlana please tell me how many patients you currently have with psr well, i want to to say that i don't have so many patients that i can make a percentage sample of my own, uh, that means experience, i mean from my practical activities. but if we take a general sample , then up to 30% of the general population may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. and those people who experienced violence or had er were participants in those traumas of such an event just now a traumatic event with er war there is no need to talk about violence against women or about other moments there is a fire or something else or something els

contact us psychiatrist, psychotherapist, candidate of medical sciences, associate professor, svitlana netrusova, ms. svitlana rada i congratulate you and see and hear you today . good day, iryna. i am also very happy to see and hear you and all our listeners, and i am very happy to have the opportunity to help with my advice and my knowledge , to share what those who suffer from ptsr or who is in this traumatic situation and may be at risk of developing ptsr ms. svitlana please tell me how many patients you currently have with ptsr i don’t have a lot of patients that i can make a percentage sample of my own m means experience. i mean my practical activities. but if we take a general sample, then up to 30% of the general population may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. traumatizing events like this just a traumatizing event right now with the war. there is no need to talk about violence against women or other moments, there is a fire or something else or something else. we have a war and it is a big, very powerful, such a psychotraumatic factor that can lead to the occurrence of post-t

communications doctor psychiatrist psychotherapist candidate of medical sciences associate professor svitlana netrusovaglad to see and hear you today i congratulate you good day iryna i am also very glad to see and hear you and all our listeners and i am very glad to have the opportunity to help with some advice and knowledge to share what those who suffer from psr or who are only in this traumatic situation and may be at risk of developing psr should know ms. svitlana. please tell me how many patients you currently have with psr. to develop post-traumatic stress disorder and this is what i have for you, in fact, for you, uh, so many questions today, so let's be more concise and give such clearer answers. so, according to your estimates, are we expecting a massive increase in the number of ukrainians with such a diagnosis, and if so, when should we predict this beginning, because we talked at the beginning of the program about the fact that the ptsr was already developing when everything was over. but we know that there are people who, for example, have now gone abroad, so and for them, maybe it's over

contacted by a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, candidate of medical sciences, associate professor svitlana netrusova, and most often cases of post-traumatic stress disorder are observed in military personnel who have been in a combat zone for a long time, because a military serviceman has to use weapons to eliminate the enemy you see with your own eyes the death of fellow citizens and the civilian population from shelling, and it is morally very difficult and leaves its mark. so many servicemen symptoms of depression, anxiety or an acute reaction to combat stress or combat trauma are observed, depressive reactions, anxiety disorder even after the first stay in the combat zone, and it was established that from 20 to 40% of military personnel need psychological help, symptoms of acute trauma are found in 680 soldiers, percent of soldiers who were eyewitnesses the deaths of fellow citizens or civilians or saw the bodies of the dead, ptsd symptoms also develop in approximately 12-20% of servicemen who have suffered combat trauma but they did not ask for psychological help, the development of ptsd and ot

psychiatrist was in touch with us psychotherapist candidate of medical sciences associate professor svitlana netrusovand most often cases of post-traumatic stress disorder are observed in military personnel who are in the combat zone for a long time, because the military personnel have to use weapons to eliminate you see the enemy. with your own eyes, the death of fellow citizens and the civilian population from the range of shelling is morally very difficult and leaves its mark. therefore, many servicemen have symptoms of depression, anxiety, or an acute reaction to combat stress or combat trauma, depressive reactions, anxiety disorder even after the first stay in the zone combat operations and it was established that from 20 to 40% of soldiers need psychological help, symptoms of acute trauma are found in 680 soldiers percent of soldiers who were eyewitnesses to the death relatives or the civilian population or saw the bodies of the dead, symptoms of ptsd also develop in approximately 12-20% of servicemen who suffered combat trauma but did not seek psychological help, the development of ptsd and oth