The term “chronic” means “long-lasting.” When people talk about it in relation to health, they are referring to diseases that affect someone for an extended time or are life-threatening.
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Moral injury is the emotional pain that results from violating one's core values or conscience during military service. It can be caused by witnessing death, suffering, abuse, or unethical behavior...
How does sexual activity contribute to overall psychosexual health and well-being in high-stress military contexts?
Military personnel are known for their toughness, bravery, strength, discipline,...
Chronic hypervigilance is a mental health condition that develops when a person becomes constantly attuned to potential threats, leading them to perceive danger where it may not exist. This can...
Sexual confidence is an important aspect of human life that can be affected by various factors such as physical appearance, past experiences, cultural norms, societal expectations, and traumatic...
Veterans returning from military service may experience a variety of psychological and physical injuries that can affect their ability to trust others and form healthy relationships. In particular,...
Many veterans who have experienced traumatic events such as combat, abuse, or accidents may find it difficult to establish and maintain healthy sexual and emotional connections with their partners...
Military personnel who have experienced combat are more likely to experience traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) than civilians. Studies have found that sexual assault is common among male and female...
Veterans who have served their country often face many challenges when returning home. One of the most significant issues they may experience is intimacy and sexual dysfunction due to trauma....
Combat injuries are physical and mental traumas that can occur when military personnel participate in combat operations. These injuries may include both visible wounds and invisible psychological...