There are lots of things to look out for if you’ve been in a wreck and you may have a head trauma. Those include dizziness, headache, eyesight changes, or hearing changes.
So when there’s been a concussion or a traumatic brain injury, sometimes it’s obvious: there’s a blow to the head and it requires surgery to relieve pressure or bleeding on the brain. But even more commonly, there’s a closed head injury that starts to show symptoms in the days after the wreck, and there you need to make sure to go back to the emergency room or to go to your doctor and tell them about any concussion symptoms you may still be having. That’s often dizziness or nausea, it can be headache, it can be eye pain, ear pain, things like that.
And then there are also other symptoms which are very classic for a TBI, and you just need to make sure you tell your doctor everything that’s going on with your body so that they can figure out what’s going on. No need to worry, call Cooper Hurley, the car crash experts. 333-3333.
