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5 long-term symptoms of traumatic brain injury

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You sustained a head injury in a car, motorcycle, truck or bike accident. You may have suffered concussion symptoms: confusion, drowsiness, headache, nausea, balance issues. Eventually you began feeling decent again. Are you in the clear? Think again.

Patients who have suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury, or TBI, may develop further symptoms — including seizures, vision issues, depression, suicide, aggression, endocrine dysfunction, psychosis, social isolation, dementia and premature death — six months or more after the accident. What’s more, previously experienced symptoms may re-emerge later in life, according to Ohio State University.

Here’s a handy visual from the lawyers at McCormick & Murphy personal injury firm in Colorado that will help you remember some of the TBI symptoms that may appear, reappear or persist long after your accident.

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What’s an accident victim to do without any idea of what TBI symptoms the future may hold? Our best advice: Continue to seek the medical care you need to stay healthy, and contact a personal injury attorney as soon as possible for a free, no obligation case review. Your lawyer will work to obtain the compensation you and your family will need for future accident-related expenses — and she won’t get paid unless you do.

Have you suffered a traumatic brain injury in a car, truck, bike or motorcycle accident?

Give McCormick & Murphy a call 1-888-668-1182 or fill out this form for a free case review. You won’t pay a dime unless we win your case. Let us help ensure that you — and your loved ones — are taken care of in the wake of your accident.

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