post traumatic stress disorders (ptsd) with severe depression symptoms with acute psychotic in patient with history as a pedophile victims and domestic violence in 22 years old man : a case report

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Abstract
Post traumatic stress disorders (PTSD) is a disorder that is fairly common in the
community. Every event in the life will have its own meaning in later, especially events
that occur in childhood. Data in the U.S. showed 60% men and 50% women have a
traumatic experience, which develops into PTSD approximately 6.7% of the entire
population. While data from the Indonesian National Commission of Women, since 20072010

there has been 91311 cases of sexual violence against women, as well as cases of
child sexual abuse reported to reach 250 cases. Presenting symptoms can range from
anxiety disorders, depression, until psychotic. The severity of symptoms depends on each
self-defense mechanism thus the PTSD symptoms are very diverse.
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Authors ;I Ketut Agus Indra Adhiputra
Journal scandinavian journal of immunology
Year 2014
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