Afghan Syndrome refers to the psychological and emotional trauma experienced by soldiers and civilians who have been involved in the war in Afghanistan. It is characterized by symptoms such as post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, and substance abuse, which can persist long after the individual has returned home. This term also encompasses the impact of the war on the families and communities of those affected, as well as the societal and cultural changes that have occurred in Afghanistan as a result of the conflict. The term highlights the complex and lasting effects of war on individuals and society, and serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggles faced by those who have been involved in the conflict.