Traumatic brain injury occurs as a result of a huge hit or bumps to the head. Mild injuries cause temporary effects to the brain cells, however, severe injuries can follow contusions, ripped tissues, bleeding, and physical harm to the brain. Complications include coma, vegetative phase, least conscious state, brain death, seizure, infection, hydrocephalus, vascular damage, headache, vertigo, etc.
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My MRI report stated that I have four white matter foci on my frontal lobes. What does this mean?
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Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I read your query and understand your concern. Traumatic brain injury, the name itself suggests trauma- head injury, fall from height, etc. I am sure traumatic brain injury patients will not have a GCS of 15/15, wherein they have the insight, consciousness, and ability... Read Full »
I hit my head twice in a week. Is it mandatory to consult a doctor?
Query: Hello doctor, I hit my head twice this week and wondering if I should see a doctor. I am a 29-year-old female. The first hit was four days ago on the top right of my head when standing up underneath something metal. It was a pretty hard hit. It hurt on and off for a day, just the spot itself on ... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have carefully and thoroughly reviewed all the details related to your case and feel sorry for the health issues you have. There is no major harm to the brain when hitting like this even twice in quick succession. Your concerns are notable but that worrisome situatio... Read Full »
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