The Trigger

PTSD stands for post-traumatic stress disorder and it is very common. P.T.S.D is normally caused after you experience something traumatic. Most people who experienced something traumatic will have some of the symptoms of PTSD in the days and weeks after the event. For some people, the symptoms are more severe and long-lasting. Most people who go through traumatic events may have temporary difficulty adjusting and coping, but with time they usually get better. If the symptoms last for months or…

you to cough or breathe loudly (wheeze). What are the causes? Possible triggers include: Animal dander from the skin, hair, or feathers of animals. Dust mites contained in house dust. Cockroaches. Pollen from trees or grass. Mold. Cigarette or tobacco smoke. Air pollutants such as dust, household cleaners, hair sprays, aerosol sprays, paint fumes, strong chemicals, or strong odors. Cold air or weather changes. Cold air may trigger inflammation. Winds…

These are times when the heart is working harder. An episode of chronic angina usually lasts five minutes or less. Certain activities can trigger angina. People usually know what things will cause them to have angina. Common triggers: physical activity such as climbing stairs or lifting heavy objects; emotional stress; extreme heat or cold; eating large meals; smoking Relieved by: resting or nitroglycerin 2 Unstable…

ways in which he react to anger situations. QP discussed with Nasir some triggers of anger. QP explained to Nasir, what are external and internal triggers of anger and provided him with examples. QP asked Nasir to think of the last time he got anger, and explain the external triggers of the anger and internal triggers of the anger. QP provided Nasir with a worksheet in which he had to identify the external and internal triggers of each anger situation provided. QP discussed with Nasir, how to…

Relapse is in the back of the mind of the recovering person, and triggers create urges in this phase that go beyond the emotional. Patients at this point tend to minimize the danger of relapse, contemplate use “one last time,” glamourize thoughts of past use, and consider that perhaps they can control use his time. Symptoms…

honeycomb makes me feel nauseous. However, this affects 16% of people across our nation. Trypophobia is a phobia of holes that can be found almost anywhere or in anything. People who have trypophobia usually can not look at pictures or things that can trigger it without feeling scared, harmed, or violated in a way until they get help or start to practice therapy. Where can trypophobia be triggered and how do people react? Almost anything with small holes such as pores located on the face, meat,…

are as addicting as heroin. They both go to your brain and hit that “feels good” nerve. Society for Neuroscience have always wondered why cigarettes are so hard for smokers to quit and they found opioids were a factor. Opioids are a chemical which triggers soothing pain. Heroin also does that same effect which makes both of them addicting. Of course when someone is in pain and realizes there is something so simple to relieve it they will jump at the chance. Who wants to stay in pain, right? What…

stressors, but over time they happen even without the triggers because the brain becomes “kindled” or sensitized. Oliver explains that the term kindling comes from the kindling needed in fire building. The log by itself is nearly impossible to light, however, when the log is surrounded by small, east-to-light pieces of wood or “kindling” it ignites quickly. Another theory explains, “What fires together, wires together.” This…

violence include the propensity to be violent and the trigger to a violent act. The propensity to be violent is a personal factor-that is to say it resides with the individual committing the act of violence; where as, the trigger is a social factor, which resides outside the individual committing the act. Some examples of triggers are: alcohol consumption, violence in the media, overcrowding, and a person being disrespected. Sometimes triggers lead to violence when the propensity of violence…

positive link at this time. Substance abuse such as the use of cocaine and marijuana can cause the onset of the disorder. Stress can also induce OCD symptoms although no clear connection has been made at this time. Habits and learning development can trigger symptoms such as learning to be perfect or fearful of world events creating habits to ease fear. OCD is not inherited but it is believed that of ¼ of those diagnosed has a family member with the disorder. Also, that can be because 1 in 40…