The trauma experienced by refugees fleeing to our country due to war, and their consequent somatic complaints

Persons, in the face of difficulty and danger, feel that their current status is damaged. They think that the meaning they attached to their behaviour so far in their lives is underestimated, and they undergo a certain kind of psychological loss of control. Such processes are more nuanced in the traumatic events of war, loss of a loved one, exposure ot a natural disaster. This research is conducted in the form of a qualitative survey in order to determine how people were affected psychologically as a result of being torn from their country due to war in their country, and their levels of their anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. The research was conducted with 100 guests who volunteered to take part in the survey in the province of Kilish, who lived either alone of with relatives. This research used question lists from the Beck Anxienty Inventory, the State-Trait Anxienty Inventory, the Somatoform Dissociation Questionnaire, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Information acquired is discussed in accordance with relevant literature.