Abstract

Suicide has its own trends and path. An emotional set back may leads to suicide is seemed to happen instantly but it is not true, it takes times to complete .All most all of us have to experience death wishes but never reach to that point when said completed. Very few will reach to that point where assessed. This study has aim to decide the path by which completion occurs. Study has used the various discrete data of various studies freely available on internet. They were analyzed and arranged logically in sequence to set the path and trends. Conclusion: Everyone in their life at least has to wish to die but very few complete it. It progress in certain path as wish further strengthen by idea following celebrate self-harm may repeat or accidentally completed if not further proceeded to take attempt. It may be completed or rest as further are risk of suicide.

Highlights

  • Lot of the people have suicidal ideation but few succeed

  • They were analyzed and arranged logically in sequence to set the path and trends. Everyone in their life at least has to wish to die but very few complete it. It progress in certain path as wish further strengthen by idea following celebrate self-harm may repeat or accidentally completed if not further proceeded to take attempt

  • Trend of suicide ideation plan gesture or attempts are studied from between 1990-1992 and 2001-2003 has no significant changes found in this study suicidal ideation (2.8% vs 3.3%; P=.43), plans (0.7% vs 1.0%; P=.15), gestures (0.3% vs 0.2%; P=.24), or attempts (0.4%-0.6%; P=.45), whereas conditional prevalence of plans among ideators increased significantly, and conditional prevalence of gestures among planners decreased significantly

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Summary

Introduction

Lot of the people have suicidal ideation but few succeed This behavior does not direct to its final destination. Completion of suicide may be associated with mental illness a) with psychotic symptoms b) without psychotic symptom c) under distress d) under substance influence e) adjustment problem and associated family conflict 2) without mental illness a) under serial forced circumstance b) accidental. These are the components that are identified in clinical practice. The only survivors are negotiable and those who are psychiatrically ill are assessed with precaution but those who are free from mental illness remained untouched, need further approval for wide acceptance

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