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> that suffer trauma without serious head injuries You didn't read or you didn't understand the article. The injuries they are talking about are invisible unl
by Noseshine 10y ago
> that suffer trauma without serious head injuries
You didn't read or you didn't understand the article.
The injuries they are talking about are invisible unless you put the brain under a microsocope.
- e12e 10y agoI meant trauma in the sense of head injury/head trauma -- a concussion is usually first diagnosed by secondary effects, not by "looking at the brain" as far I am aware. Perhaps I should've said "head trauma without visible/apparent injuries to the head". Sorry for the confusion. I only meant to contrast the micro-injuries that these new studies reference with the also real physical changes that often accompany "purely" psychological conditions.
- Noseshine 10y ago> I meant trauma in the sense of head injury/head trauma Yes? I linked an article with a specific subject and contents. I would expect replies to somehow relate to that (article). I don't think it needs to be said that "PTSD" is not a specific condition but a word that collects a large variety of them. The article is quite clear in describing what it is about.