Several ways you can avoid illness and promote self-care, manage unusual circumstances, and make decisions to improve your health. Individual lifestyle is influenced by economic, environmental and social factors that influence healthcare choices. () Due to various behavioral and social health problems such as financial problems, career concerns, and family/relationships that influence the development of serious behavioral health problems such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and aggression. () These behavioral and social health factors are detrimental to soldiers' health, studies show that military soldiers are 3 times more likely to commit suicide than the average civilian. () Research has shown that after a month of soldiers staying at home, only 36% appear to respond well, demonstrating that most soldiers have poor coping skills which can increase the chances of risky behaviors such as abuse of alcohol, tobacco, inactivity, substance abuse and poor education. nutrition (). Alcohol abuse is the predominant way soldiers deal with post-traumatic stress acquired from the combat zone; this can increase the chances of some medical problems. () About 30% of soldiers deal with stress through cigarette smoking, which can cause medical problems such as cancer. Soldiers also have poor personal health practices due to harsh environmental factors. The country's hot climate and the difficulty of obtaining fresh fruits and vegetables require soldiers to adapt to poor nutritional habits that lead them to lose weight and lead to serious health problems. Overall, the different determinants not only affect the health of soldiers, but also affect nursing care