Introduction Complicated grief is vague grief entailing a prolonged sense of mourning or adjustment disorders, especially in depressed and anxious cases. It is recognized by the comprehensive length of time of the symptoms, the disturbance in normal function caused by the symptoms, or by the intensity of the symptoms. It may be seen precisely as an absolute lack of anguish and mourning, and the continuing inability to experience normal grief reactions or chronic grief. The reactions that result in major depression should be treated with both drug and psychological therapy. The basis of complicated grief can be attributed to the nature of the association before the death rather than in the letdown to develop the happening itself. In a case where someone, unfortunately, dies without resolving issues, the survivor may experience tremendous difficulty in coming to terms whit the problems at hand. It is a mere fact that the loss of a related relative or friend results in a state of confusion or distress. In all circumstances, one or the other person has to deal with what death entails. Even though there is a poignant duty that waits, usual grief and sorrow always follow the mind of the affected as they anticipate the loss of the loved ones. This however is taken in a different perspective by other people since their duration of understanding or coming to terms with the effect of losing the loved ones usually takes quite a prolonged time.this is what entails complicated grief. The throbbing sentiments set off the mind and one takes quite a long time to come into terms with the reality at hand especially when the person concern had a strong relationship with the bereaved. Symptoms When there is tremendous focus on the loss of the loved one, a clear picture of this grief arises especially when there was a mutual relationship between the two parties. People having this condition always find it very difficult into accepting that the death of one has occurred. In some cases, a sense of lack of sensation or lack of involvement prevails. Concern with your sorrow resentment about your loss and the failure to enjoy life are also major symptoms of complicated grief. This is then followed by misery and failure of undertaking the normal and routine tasks as preferred. The absence of trust in others indicates how this symptom is manifested socially, making the patient visualize life as clearly having no meaning. The factors contributing to complicated grief The factual distinctiveness of the pertinent factors that are accountable for this grief is not yet known. Unlike other mental-related cases, this can be seen as a complication that arises as a result of various factors for example one’s personality and the incompatibility between the body genes. Isolation basically emerges as part of the factors that contribute to grief and as it is further prolonged, complicated grief might arise. The following factors contribute to this. Unexpected or shocking death This can be attributed to the situations such as murder or instant nonresponsive illness. Immediately an uneven situation is shaped in the child’s home. Children feel puzzled over these kinds of death. Temper and remorse emerge against the person who has committed suicide. The horror of brutality and death unfolds, and the child feels shocked and disbelief that suddenly this death has occurred. Public disgrace of bereavement This aspect often accompanies deaths especially those related to stigmas for example in the case of leprosy, homicide