Traumatic Brain Injury Symptoms In Buffalo Personal Injury Cases
In our experience as personal injury lawyers in Buffalo, we have come across numerous cases where symptoms of traumatic brain injury were overlooked, and brain injuries went untreated. It is essential to understand that even if the head is not directly hit during an accident, sudden jerking movements can still cause brain injury. Therefore, if you or a loved one is involved in such an accident, it is crucial to be aware of the signs of traumatic brain injury, as your personal injury lawyer would advise.
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716-600-0000Traumatic Brain Injury Symptoms may take on many different forms. Some possible side effects – such as vertigo, seizures, severe muscle spasms, lack of coordination or strength in the extremities, and unexplained pain – are readily apparent and usually lead to immediate diagnosis and treatment. Unfortunately, many cases involve less severe symptoms such as episodes of memory loss, headaches, difficulty concentrating, minor changes in speech, behavioral changes, and unexplained mood changes. In these cases, because there was no direct blow to the head, the injured person often does not pursue proper treatment and attributes their condition to some other cause, such as medication taken for other injuries.
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Consult Your Doctor— Personal Injury Accident and Traumatic Brain Injury
These symptoms also can take time to develop following an accident. As a result, a doctor should be consulted if you or someone you know experiences these or similar symptoms following a personal injury accident, even if several days or weeks have passed. While any given person’s ability to recover from a traumatic brain injury varies, the symptoms usually may be reduced through proper treatment.
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If you have suffered a head injury as a result of someone’s negligence, you should also consult with an experienced personal injury attorney. Call our Buffalo office today at 716-600-0000 or in Rochester at 585-600-0000.