How Serious Is Your Brain Injury? There is one test that doctors can use to determine how severe a brain injury is…
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When an accident causes a severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) it’s undoubtedly a devastating experience. It can be frightening when all of a sudden you have memory problems or can’t function as you did before. The long-term consequences of a traumatic brain injury can range from cognitive difficulties to physical impairments and even a shorter life span. Here are some challenges someone with a brain injury could face throughout their lifetime.
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Someone with a severe TBI often faces years of undergoing medical treatments and therapies and relying on medications to manage symptoms. Some of the most common secondary conditions that occur with a brain injury are the following:
A moderate to severe TBI can cause someone to have problems with being responsive, aware, or conscious and may include:
A significant brain injury can also pose cognitive issues such as:
A traumatic brain injury can have a severe effect on someone’s physical ability and they may have issues with or be more prone to the following:
A TBI may pose communication problems such as difficulty speaking or understanding others. Many TBI victims also struggle with anxiety, depression, mood swings, anger, and other emotional issues.
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Traumatic brain injuries pose many life-long challenges for victims. Not only are there physical consequences, but it can also be mentally overwhelming. Sustaining a severe TBI often means a lifetime of medical visits, treatments, medication, and therapies which can take a tremendous financial toll on victims and their families. If you’ve sustained a TBI due to the negligence of another party, we understand how devastating the situation can be. Know that you can count on our team of skilled attorneys for the support and guidance you need when seeking justice.
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