The Crisis of Abuse and Risks of Addiction for Survivors

Crisis of abuse and
risks of addiction

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
Domestic violence is quite common problem among heterosexual relationships. It is defined as
the violent behaviour among the partners basically where one partner tries to apply power and
control over other partner. Almost all the healthcare organizations will at some point measure or
treat a patient who is a victim of domestic violence or domestically abused. The domestic
violence involves economical, physically, sexually, emotional and psychological abuse of
heterosexual women by their male partners. This causes worsened physical health and
psychological aggression, also causes reduced the quality of life, downfall in productivity and in
some cases it leads to death also (Afkhamzadeh and et. al., 2019). Moreover, it has no
boundaries. Many of the cases are not mentioned to the healthcare professionals or power. As it
may be difficult to determine. Domestic violence on the heterosexual women is typically the
exploitation of an individual with whom the abuser has a close or romantic relationships. This
violence occurs in relationships does not matter about society, religious belief, race or socio-
economic status. It is quite provocative and serious to public wellness problems. People who
suffer from domestic or abusive violence typically faces major physical injuries which needs
extra care at healthcare organizations. The most common sites of injuries are the head, face and
neck. In violence, there may be defensive injuries which are presented on the hands and arms.
An individual may suffer from brain related problems and involves symptoms and signs which
includes depression, fatigue and anxiety. An abusive relationship includes a dis-balance of
control as well as power and an abuser uses such words which may hurt the victim to overrule
their partners (Archer-Kuhn and et. al., 2018).
MAIN BODY
Heterosexual women's domestic abuse is based in both resources and power between men and
women and the social rules for their relationships. This type of environment creates claims for
men and danger for women and makes men's violence work very well to control their female
partners. The women between the ages 18-24 are most commonly abused by male partners. In
such cases, approximately 19% of the violence cases involves a weapon. The victims of such
violence’s are related with a high rate of suicidal behaviour as well as depression. Heterosexual
women abuse is a major public wellness issue as due to its affecting among women which results
in homeless, unproductive work and even leads to death also in some cases. This abusive and