A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is very serious
A compensation payout could help you recover.
What exactly is a TBI?
TBI is a type of acquired brain injury that occurs as a result of a blow, jolt, or bump to the head, or a penetrating head injury that disrupts the brain’s normal functioning. TBI can be mild, like a concussion, or severe, like a skull fracture or a persistent vegetative state. A TBI is often the outcome of a car or motorbike accident, but can be caused by many other accidents too…
What are the causes of TBI?
- Falls - These are a common cause of TBI, especially in older people and children.
- Vehicle accidents - TBI can be caused by motor vehicle accidents, including car crashes and motorcycle accidents.
- Sports and recreational activities - TBI can occur in sports such as football and hockey, rock climbing, sailing boom hits and
- Assaults - TBI can be caused by physical violence, such as assaults.
- Work-related accidents - TBI from falls, falls from great heights, or falling objects can occur in certain occupations such as construction and industrial work. Explosion blasts can also cause TBI.
TBI signs and symptoms
1. Physical symptoms: Headaches, nausea, dizziness, blurred vision, fatigue, and sensitivity to light or noise are all physical symptoms of TBI.
2. Cognitive symptoms: TBI can cause confusion, memory problems, attention and concentration problems, and difficulty processing information.
3. Emotional manifestations: TBI emotional symptoms can include depression, anxiety, irritability, and personality changes.
TBI diagnosis and treatment
TBI is diagnosed through a careful examination of the patient’s medical history, physical examination, and neurological examination. A CT scan or MRI may be ordered to determine the extent of the brain injury and rule out other possible causes of the symptoms.
TBI treatment varies according to severity, and can range from rest and over-the-counter pain medication for mild TBI to surgery and rehabilitation for severe TBI. Physical and occupational therapy can help people who have suffered a traumatic brain injury regain their independence and improve their quality of life. To address the emotional and cognitive symptoms of TBI, psychotherapy and medication may be required.
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a complex and multifaceted injury
TBI Recovery requires time
Some brain injuries heal in weeks, while others may never fully recover.
Because no two brain injuries are alike, it is impossible to provide an accurate timeline for recovery.
Gradual progress is possible.
It is not always possible to recover completely.
The goal of rehabilitation is to restore a person’s pre-injury physical and mental abilities.
It should be noted that full recovery is not always possible, however even a catastrophic TBI can be improved in some cases with rehabilitation. A professionally recommended combination of physical exercise and cognitive therapies is usually used to help the injured brain begin to heal.
What about if I need traumatic brain injury surgery?
TBIs, particularly those caused by open-head injuries, are frequently treated surgically. Surgery can repair any damaged blood vessels or tissue, lowering the risk of brain bleeding.
It can also be used to treat skull cavity swelling caused by severe TBIs.
If you have suffered a brain injury as a result of the negligence of a third party, you may be entitled to compensation.
Taking legal action can assist you in obtaining the financial assistance you require to recover. If you don’t have to worry about the cost of your medical bills and other daily expenses, you can devote more of your time and energy to rehabilitation. Because of the complex and frequently overwhelming nature of brain damage, dealing with a TBI can be extremely difficult. You may be unable to complete daily tasks on your own, let alone earn a living and support yourself financially.
Claiming TBI compensation for your injury through TPIL Lawyers could help you get your life back on track. We are highly experienced in TBI matters, and can assist at every step of the way. Please don’t hesitate to contact us right away if you require additional information. We’re here to help you only ‘Settle for Best’!
