Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders Among Syrian Refugees in Za’atari Camp – Jordan
Journal Title: Online Journal of Complementary & Alternative Medicine (OJCAM) - Year 2019, Vol 1, Issue 5
Abstract
Now a days war distributed everywhere related to political, financial, race, religion and other many issues; as usual during and after every war there are many harmful result’s affect people who experience it, one of the most important and recurred results is mental and psychiatric disorders, and to be more specific it’s a posttraumatic stress disorder, which detected among some refugees after immigration to more safe places. At the end of 2006, we have 9.9 million refugees in the world, with an even larger than 32.9 million [1], on the same time, today more than 2 million refugees in Jordanian cities and camps, more than 83 thousand of them live in Za’atari ca;2mp [2]. In general most of refugees feel scared and worried specially when they remember the crisis which happened for their families, friends, and refugees them self in the past (Yehuda, 2002), on the same time their people may develop breathing difficulties during remember their crisis, they avoid any person who remind them about the crisis [3]. Furthermore, same refuges lack the interest in activities, have cold feelings, insomnia or hypersomnia, isolation, loosing trust from others, being aggressive with others, and unreasonable nervous [4].
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Qusai Mohammed Harahsheh
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- EP ID EP675288
- DOI 10.33552/OJCAM.2019.01.000521
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