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2. • • Signs and symptoms of traumatic brain injury Headache, dizziness, confusion, and fatigue tend to start immediately after an injury but resolve over time. Emotional symptoms such as frustration and irritability tend to develop during recovery.
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   What are the symptoms of a traumatic brain injury (TBI)?

   • Some accidents or trauma can cause both penetrating and non-penetrating TBI in the same person. Headache, dizziness, confusion, and fatigue tend to start immediately after an injury but resolve over time. Emotional symptoms such as frustration and irritability tend to develop during recovery.

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   What should you expect after a brain injury?

   • High repetition exercises help stimulate the brain and activate neuroplasticity. This helps survivors restore function, maximize independence, and promote recovery. We hope this article has helped you understand what to expect after brain injury and restored your hope in the recovery process.

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   What happens after a traumatic brain injury?

   • Several small or large blood vessels in the brain may be damaged in a traumatic brain injury. This damage could lead to a stroke, blood clots or other problems. Headaches. Frequent headaches are very common after a traumatic brain injury. They may begin within a week after the injury and could persist for as long as several months. Vertigo.

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   How does a brain injury affect a person's recovery?

   • As swelling decreases and blood flow and brain chemistry improve, brain function usually improves. With time, the person's eyes may open, sleep-wake cycles may begin, and the injured person may follow commands, respond to family members, and speak. Some terms that might be used in these early stages of recovery are:

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   How does a brain injury affect a person's life?

   • Living with the effects of brain injury can cause many people to feel like they are ‘living life in the slow lane’ and this can be upsetting or difficult to adjust to. Quality of life or sense of identity can be affected, and many people report feeling like a different person after their injury.

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   How long do the effects of brain injury last?

   • The effects of brain injury can sometimes improve over time, especially with rehabilitation and access to appropriate support. However, some effects may be lifelong and require adjustments or equipment to cope. For further information and support about living with the effects of brain injury, contact our nurse-led helpline.

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4. www.flintrehab.com › what-to-expect-after-brain-injuryBrain Injury Recovery Timeline and What To Expect - Flint Rehab

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   Apr 25, 2022 · Learning what to expect after brain injury (TBI) can help you and your loved ones prepare for the road ahead. Every brain injury is different and every survivor may experience a variety of secondary effects , depending on the location and severity of the TBI.

5. www.headway.org.uk › about-brain-injuryEffects of brain injury - Headway

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   Living with the effects of brain injury can cause many people to feel like they are ‘living life in the slow lane’ and this can be upsetting or difficult to adjust to. Quality of life or sense of identity can be affected, and many people report feeling like a different person after their injury.

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   Feb 4, 2021 · Moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries can include any of the signs and symptoms of mild injury, as well as these symptoms that may appear within the first hours to days after a head injury: Physical symptoms. Loss of consciousness from several minutes to hours. Persistent headache or headache that worsens.

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8. msktc.org › tbi › factsheetsTBI Recovery Stages, Progress & What to Expect | MSKTC

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   In the first few weeks after a moderate to severe brain injury, swelling, bleeding or changes in brain chemistry often affect the function of healthy brain tissue. The injured person's eyes may remain closed, and the person may not show signs of awareness.

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   Most head injuries are not serious, but you should get medical help if you or your child have any symptoms after a head injury. You might have concussion (temporary brain injury) that can last a few weeks.

10. msktc.org › tbi › factsheetsUnderstanding TBI Effects, Injury & Early Recovery | MSKTC

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    Pieces of bone pressing on the brain can cause injury, often referred to as a depressed skull fracture. Localized injury means that a particular area of the brain is injured. Injuries can involve bruising (contusions) or bleeding (hemorrhages) on the surface of or within any layer of the brain.

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    Oct 15, 2024 · Signs and symptoms of traumatic brain injury. Headache, dizziness, confusion, and fatigue tend to start immediately after an injury but resolve over time. Emotional symptoms such as frustration and irritability tend to develop during recovery.