How long does it usually take to recover from a brain injury?

In life, it is inevitable that people will get bumps and bruises on their bodies. Some injuries can be cured with simple treatment, but some injuries are more troublesome. For example, if a person suffers a brain injury, how long does it usually take for a brain injury to recover to normal? Different types of brain trauma have different recovery speeds. Mild brain trauma can usually be recovered in a few months or a year, while severe brain trauma may require surgical treatment or even result in functional disorders such as impaired consciousness and left limbs. Therefore, medical examination and treatment are required as soon as possible after a brain trauma.

What are the sequelae of brain trauma surgery? 1. Sequelae of brain trauma refers to some symptoms that patients with brain trauma will experience after the recovery period. Many people will experience headaches, nervousness, irritability, and concentration problems. Some people will experience memory loss, dizziness, and other symptoms. However, neurological examinations sometimes show no problems. 2 Let’s talk about the sequelae of brain trauma. Some people experience aphasia due to brain trauma because the language center is damaged. Some people may experience agnosia due to brain trauma, which is relatively rare. The patient does not recognize the people around him or his home, etc. Some people may also develop brain trauma-related epilepsy, which may develop several years later. 3 Treatment can be done with surgery. Minimally invasive surgery has achieved good results in treating the sequelae of brain trauma. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the sequelae of brain trauma surgery are symptoms of "congestion" in the brain. We can use some Chinese medicines that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis to treat it. You can ask the doctor to prescribe the right medicine. Note: Sequelae of brain trauma surgery are very common and this is inevitable, so they must be properly treated when they occur. After surgery, you should eat more nutritious food to nourish your brain. Pay attention to rest at ordinary times.

Examination items for brain trauma: 1. CT scan of small brain 2. X-ray film: to determine fractures, cranial suture separation, intracranial gas accumulation, and intracranial foreign bodies. 2. Lumbar puncture: can measure intracranial pressure and test cerebrospinal fluid. When craniocerebral injury is accompanied by subarachnoid hemorrhage, lumbar puncture can be used to release bloody cerebrospinal fluid, which is also an important treatment method. 3. CT scan: A very important means that can show the presence and extent of hematoma, contusion, edema, and can also see fractures, gas accumulation, etc. If necessary, multiple dynamic scans can be performed to track changes in the disease. However, the posterior cranial fossa is often disturbed by artifacts, resulting in poor imaging.