Growing stress and extreme situations create serious psychological problems, for solving which a person must get adopted to new situations different from stress- formed conditions, “suppressing” herewith spontaneous aggression and anxiety that quite often leads to both forming anti- and asocial behavior and the development of somatoform disorders.

The purpose of this study is to examine the development of several PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) symptoms actual in PTSD dynamics.

To determine how growing of actual parameters impacts on development of PTSD.

In this study material of observation, testing and diagnoses of 30 male Karabagh war volunteers at the age of 35–61 (48±8) were used. The psychiatric disorders (among the examined patients) corresponded to ICD-10 diagnostic criteria for PTSD. The observation period included 15–18 years. The clinical self- report scale SCL-90-R was used to assess several psychological features.

All the actual SCL-90 properties exceed the pathological level (≥2). In particular, somatisation level was 2, 2±0, 5 in 2009 vs. 1, 97±0,10 in 1996. It is caused, on the one hand, by the presence of unconscious suppressed anxiety, on the other hand, by the evident deterioration of the patients’ somatoneurological status. Besides, growing aggression is revealed (SCL- hostility) (2,4±0,8 in 2009 vs. 2, 24±0,16 in 1996), that indicates gradual forming of organic cerebral changes.

The comparison of 1996–2009 features enables to hypothesize, that development of actual parameters is essential in PTSD dynamics at the stage of distant results.