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posttraumatic stress disorders vs post-traumatic stress disorderss

Both phrases are incorrect. The correct term is 'post-traumatic stress disorder' without an 's' at the end of 'disorder'. The term 'post-traumatic stress disorder' is a common mental health condition and should be used in its correct form.

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posttraumatic stress disorders

This phrase is incorrect. The correct term is 'post-traumatic stress disorder' without an 's' at the end of 'disorder'.

The correct term is 'post-traumatic stress disorder' to refer to a mental health condition that can develop after a person has been exposed to a traumatic event.
  • I have posttraumatic stress disorder from catching you two doing it.
  • Posttraumatic stress disorder often doesn't present itself until four to six weeks after the fact... as in, right about now.
  • Maybe she's got posttraumatic stress.
  • It was never posttraumatic stress anything.
  • Risky behavior is one of the most common symptoms of posttraumatic stress.
  • Revenge fantasies are normal when we're dealing with posttraumatic stress.
  • Maybe she's got posttraumatic stress.
  • Some claim he's suffering from posttraumatic stress and has been bedridden for weeks.
  • I saw a dead guy. I think I'm having posttraumatic stress.
  • Who says he's got posttraumatic stress?
  • Even in the most extreme cases of posttraumatic stress, you get a tiny measure of the original person.
  • And I'm not- I'm not suffering from posttraumatic stress. I don't have a narcissistic deity complex.
  • What would I know about posttraumatic stress?
  • The result of dehydration, posttraumatic stress, not getting more than two hours of sleep a night for the past week - all the above.
  • And also maybe post-traumatic stress disorder from listening to...
  • Post-traumatic stress disorder he suffered from his deployment in Afghanistan.
  • Floor to ceiling locks, alarm system, that rancor out there, security lights, security cameras, barred windows - all symptoms of outward adjustment stages of posttraumatic stress.
  • I'm a veteran; I can recognize post-traumatic stress disorder.
  • Your therapist thinks it's post-traumatic stress disorder.
  • The shrinks call it post-traumatic stress disorder.

Alternatives:

  • post-traumatic stress disorder

post-traumatic stress disorderss

This phrase is incorrect. The correct term is 'post-traumatic stress disorder' without an 's' at the end of 'disorder'.

The correct term is 'post-traumatic stress disorder' to refer to a mental health condition that can develop after a person has been exposed to a traumatic event.

Alternatives:

  • post-traumatic stress disorder

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