In many cases, a blow to the head is not particularly serious. Most people shake it off and go on about their day. Other times, what seems like a minor hit may be much more severe. Still, many people ignore it and continue with their routines. Unfortunately, brain...
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Signs of a concussion you might not expect
People who are involved in a car wreck can suffer from a concussion, even if they don’t hit their head. Some individuals might not realize that this is possible unless it happens to them. There are some unusual symptoms you should watch for if there is a chance that...
Emergency treatment is critical for head injuries
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is every bit as serious as it sounds, with the most severe cases resulting in permanent disability or even death. But not every TBI is immediately obvious. If you've experienced a blow to the head, it's critical to receive immediate...
An unexpected way a crash-related brain injury changes you
Brain injuries are some of the worst possible injuries a person can suffer in a car accident. Some brain injuries are so severe they leave a person on life support indefinitely, while others can affect anything from motor function and balance to memory and cognitive...
Brain Injuries: Here’s What You Need to Know
Brain injuries are more common than you may think — affecting as many as 1.7 million people and claiming 52,000 lives annually. Possible catastrophes like automobile accidents, slip-and-falls, violence, and explosions are all common causes of brain injuries. 4...
5 Hidden Signs That You Have a Concussion After Getting in a Car Accident
Everyone’s body handles trauma differently. Many don’t feel the major effects car accidents can leave on the body due to the high amount of adrenaline flowing in the bloodstream after an accident. Because everyone’s body reacts differently after getting into an...
How to recognize traumatic brain injuries in children
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), called concussions when mild, cause significant numbers of injuries and deaths in the United States every year. The effects of such an injury can last for a few days or a lifetime. When impact to the head is forceful enough to disrupt...
Concussions may be more serious than you think
If you have ever suffered a concussion, it is likely that your doctor told you to go home and rest, take a few days off work, and let the brain heal itself. After a week, you may have still felt the lingering pain from the blow to your head. However, your doctor's...
Rehabilitation can be a costly necessity after a brain injury
Perhaps few other injuries can change lives as completely as a traumatic brain injury. In addition to the physical toll a brain injury may bring, many victims suffer cognitive and personality changes that affect their loved ones as well. If your loved one is the...
Has a brain injury affected your memory?
The brain is an amazing and complex organ. In fact, doctors and scientists will admit they have barely begun to tap into the capacity and functions of the brain. As a result, when the brain suffers a traumatic injury, the consequences can be devastating and...