A (small) minority may develop mental disorders, such as depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
If the system goes awry and brain development tilts too strongly toward the father, a result can be autism, these scientists suggest; too heavily toward the mother, and the child may develop mood disorders.
Marriages can break up, and parents leave full-time jobs to take care of allergic children, who may develop eating disorders and compulsive behavior.
Patients with CKD may develop eating disorders due to the diet and water intake restrictions during treatment, which may also result in dysfunctional behaviour and treatment noncompliance.
If children and adolescents struggle to cope with these changes, they may develop emotional disorders, such as anxiety, depression and obsessions [ 2, 3].
Research has also shown that up to 30% of PLWHA may develop depressive disorder during the course of their illness [ 19, 20].
The authors suggest that women may develop chronic musculoskeletal disorders at an earlier age than men.
However, uncontrollable fear may develop an anxiety disorder such as post-traumatic stress disorders (PTSD).
The victims of traumatic events may develop psychological stress disorder, which is manifested in several symptoms: post-traumatic stress disorder.
Psychological treatments could help patients come to terms with their emotions and treat mental illnesses they may develop, including depression, panic disorders, and anxiety disorders [ 9].
