Living through a traumatizing experience can often cause people to feel depressed. If you think you have PTSD, you might also be experiencing depression. Look out for symptoms that include:  Difficulty concentrating. Feelings of guilt, helplessness, and worthlessness. Decreased energy and a lack of interest in the things that normally make you happy. Feelings of deep sadness that won’t seem to go away; also experienced as feelings of emptiness. After a frightening or horrifying experience, you might develop anxiety. Anxiety goes beyond the normal feelings of stress or worry that people experience in their day to day lives. Signs of anxiety disorder may include:  Constantly worrying or obsessing over small or large concerns or issues. Feeling restless or having no desire to relax. Being easily startled or feeling tense and twitchy. Trouble sleeping and a feeling that you can’t catch your breath. When you experience something that throws your whole world off-kilter, you generally strive to return to normal. However, some people go beyond this desire for normality by trying to overly control their environments. OCD can display itself in many ways, but if you are concerned you may have developed it, make sure to look for:  The desire to wash your hands constantly. You become paranoid that your skin is dirty or that you have somehow become contaminated. Obsessively checking to make sure things are in order. For example, checking ten times to make sure that the oven is turned off or the door is locked. A sudden obsession with symmetry. You find yourself counting things and arranging things to make sure that they are symmetrical and even. A refusal to throw anything away because you are afraid that something bad will happen if you do. Hallucinations are something you experience with one of your five senses that isn’t really happening. This can mean hearing voices that aren’t real, seeing things that aren’t really there, tasting or smelling phantom sensations, and experiencing the touch of something that isn’t...

TL;DR in Vietnamese:
Để ý dấu hiệu của trầm cảm Lưu ý tới mọi cảm giác lo âu Chú ý tới mọi hành vi ám ảnh cưỡng chế (OCD) có xu hướng gia tăng Trò chuyện với ai đó nếu bạn bị ảo giác Tìm kiếm một chuyên gia nếu bạn nghĩ rằng bạn mắc chứng quên (amesia).