Posttraumatic stress disorder, referred to as PTSD, characterizes the incapability to effectively manage overwhelming stress triggered by an or multiple periods of trauma. The manifestation of such a disorder has introduced the opportunity to stretch a single traumatic event over the duration of a lifetime. Traumatic events, which are formally understood as events that contain or threaten detrimental injury, work in conjunction with the experience of at least one or a combination of intense fear, horror, or vulnerability. Furthermore, despite the differences between each individual case, common symptoms that generally develop with the manifestation of PTSD may be identified. The aforementioned symptoms has been widely accepted to encompass
