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Traumatic Brain Injury

Traumatic brain injuries, or TBIs, can lead to a variety of physical and mental disabilities. While many physical symptoms of traumatic brain injuries can be diagnosed quickly, including paralysis and impaired movement, the mental effects may take weeks or even months to fully recognize.

The human brain controls all of the body's functions, and any sustained damage may impact cognition, sensory perception, and other behaviors. If you or someone close to you has recently experienced an event that may have resulted in a brain injury, such as a car accident, falling off a bicycle, assault, and so on, they may be experiencing the mental or psychological effects of a traumatic brain injury.

Contact a physician immediately if you experience or witness any of the following:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Aggression
• Memory problems
• Changes in personality
• Difficulty concentrating
• Difficulties doing simple math
• Difficulty with problem solving
• Disoriented by slight changes in routine
• Difficulties expressing thoughts or feelings
• Acting out/socially inappropriate behavior
• Difficulties paying attention/easily distracted
• Difficulty understanding written or spoken directions
• Unintentionally repeating the same remarks or activities
• Difficulties with senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell) 

Once these issues have been properly documented and diagnosed, those suffering from the effects of traumatic brain injuries can begin rehabilitation, therapy, or other suggested treatments from your doctor.

Living with the effects of a TBI can be devastating to those suffering as well as their friends and family. When dealing with the mental or behavioral changes involved, it is important to understand that the person suffering from these changes may not be aware or able to communicate that they are occurring.

Support groups or psychological counseling for those close to someone with a TBI are available.

References

http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/tbi/tbi.htm
http://www.headinjury.com/checktbi.htm

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