Physical and Psychological Effects of Domestic Violence on Women

"Domestic violence is the main cause of injuries among women in the United States" (Jones 87). Every twelve seconds women were beaten by men (Jones 6). Every ninth day, a woman is murdered by her husband or boyfriend (Jones 7). These statistics provide an overview of the seriousness and seriousness of domestic violence epidemics in the country. Unfortunately, it took too long for the lawmakers to understand that domestic violence is a devastating situation that affects the mind and body of millions of people.

Florida's domestic violence coalition explains, "Domestic violence may cause a deleterious chain reaction to the emotional and psychological state of the survivors," explaining that depression, post traumatic stress disorder or other I exacerbated the disease. And they said, "More than 50% of women with psychiatric disorders have experienced certain types of trauma, such as physical or sexual abuse (childhood or adulthood)," Point out. Relationships of people with mental illness will never get exhausted or stimulate. Imagine my brain partners like me and they really reached the turning point and they raised their hands saying "you are crazy" storm

The influence of domestic violence on women is beyond the direct physical harms experienced by abusers. Survivors of domestic violence often suffer from devastating mental health problems such as psychosomatic, eating disorders, insomnia, gastrointestinal disorders, systemic chronic pain, and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) I will. Due to the influence of domestic violence, many abused women are difficult to work in daily life. Absenteeism in work due to injury or going to a doctor often loses their jobs and prevents them from leaving abuses. They may be ashamed to think that their partner abuses them, thinks they are unsuitable for love, and is suffering markedly a declining consciousness. Because of low self-esteem, these women are away from friends and families and are not involved in social activities of other people.