These are easily overlooked - unfortunately also by doctors and nurses who  accident victim  care after a crash. Rapid help is important here in particular: it can prevent the normal  psychological consequences of an accident  become chronic. 

About every fourth  traffic accident victim  suffers from mental illnesses such as  Fear,  depression or one  post-traumatic stress disorder. These often develop shortly after the horror experience, but can also appear months later. In many cases, fear determines the further life of an accident victim. This  makes  more or less noticeable. Fear warns us to exercise caution and prevents us from taking risks that could have dire consequences. However, when fear becomes fear and it takes over, it can take away the joy of life  spoil and affect self-confidence.