This research paper explores the correlation between a traumatic amputation and negative psychological effects. All of the studies we used showed a clear correlation between a traumatic amputation and negative psychological effects. Many of the patients in these studies had at least one psychological comorbidity following amputation, with the most common being major depressive disorder, PTSD, and phantom limb syndrome. Our research paper also focuses on the importance of follow up care for the patient’s mental health after an amputation. We discovered that many patients expressed that they would want to talk about their mental health after their amputation if they received the opportunity and support.
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