Dear Starr,

Time.
That is the answer to everything. The brain cannot wear a bandage or plaster it must heal from inside. I would strongly advise homeopathy.

The way it works is to scare your body into action. ie. if you suffer hayfever, the tablet you would be given would aggrevate your body and the natural immunity would say "I don't like this", and kick into action. The result - your body begins to have much fewer symptoms.

Homeopathy treats the whole person, so if you are on edge, easily frightened, jumpy etc you will be prescribed a tablet to calm you down and reassure.

I have been on it since my accident and I know it is working because of the changes in me when I came off it for 3 weeks.

Homeopathy may be a safe and good option to try.

Another brand new treatment for PTSD in South Carolina.

Experimental treatment for PTSD: Ecstasy :winky:

http://www.cnn.com/2012/12/01/health...html?hpt=hp_c3

Fours year after, and I am still learning to live with the easily startled thing.
It's become better as I have, yet it's still present.

Wishing you well.

scared
 

December 2015 while at work the lamp connected to the machine I was working at came loose on the left side, swung down and hit me on the head and neck, knocking me to the floor. I was taken to the er where I was xrayed for broken bones and sent home. I am scared that no one believes I was and am injured because of this. I get startled by the smallest things, I casnt deal with bright lights or loud sounds or too many people or too much of anything strong smelling. I get nervouse in crowds and my family I think do not believe that I am going through this and so much more.

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