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Imagine waking up and struggling to remember simple things, like what day it is or where you left your keys. For many people with chronic brain injuries, this is everyday life. Brain injuries don’t just heal with time - they change lives in ways people never expected....
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are one of the most serious medical issues associated with motor vehicle collisions. Obviously, people who hit their heads during a crash could sustain injuries that affect them for years to come. However, blunt force trauma isn't the...
Car accidents are common on Seattle's busy streets, as in many large cities. In these accidents, you can easily spot major injuries, but mild traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are harder to detect. These "invisible" injuries can affect your daily life in the long term....
There are certain symptoms that people generally associate with traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Most people understand that a brain injury could cause nausea and headaches. They may also be aware of the possibility of a TBI causing issues with memory and cognitive...
Understandably, getting a traumatic brain injury (TBI) diagnosis in the aftermath of an accident can be devastating news. No one ever wants their doctor to tell them that they have a condition that might compromise the functioning of their brain. A TBI can either be a...
Car accidents can and often do lead to permanent injury and disability. In many cases, the victims of these crashes may be left with something known as a TMJ injury. This injury can be devastating for victims and have a very negative impact on the rest of their lives....
Car accidents are a frightening reality, and the potential for physical injuries is well-known. But beyond cuts, bruises and broken bones, there can be a hidden danger: traumatic brain injury (TBI). TBIs can range from mild concussions to life-altering events, and a...
Each traumatic brain injury (TBI) is unique. Survivors experience varying secondary effects based on the TBI's severity and location. Learning what to expect after incurring a TBI will help you and your caregivers prepare for the road ahead. Knowing the possible...
When someone suffers from a traumatic brain injury or TBI, neuropsychological symptoms can emerge in the aftermath. If you have a loved one with a TBI in Washington, you must know how to cope with the changes they may experience. What types of symptoms do TBIs cause?...
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a type of physical trauma that can disrupt the normal functioning of the brain and can cause a wide variety of involuntary movements. To understand TBI involuntary movements in Washington, it is essential to understand the causes, types...