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Are You Suffering from a Severe Accident-Related TBI?

Sustaining any type of head injury is dangerous. Moderate to severe Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs), however, are some of the most devastating brain injuries that a person can sustain, often leaving survivors to contend with chronic pain and disability for the rest of their lives. When these kinds of injuries… Continue reading Are You Suffering from a Severe Accident-Related TBI?

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10 Facts about Concussions & Sports

Playing sports is associated with many positive developments for children and teens, including lower body weight and increased self-esteem. However, the statistics are very clear that millions of children suffer concussions while playing competitive sports. And when concussions remain undiagnosed, children are at greater risk of suffering long-term complications. Below,… Continue reading 10 Facts about Concussions & Sports

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Can Light Therapy Treat Traumatic Brain Injuries?

Traumatic brain injuries leave our clients sidelined with headaches, dizziness, and impaired coordination or balance. Unable to think clearly or remain active, many of them stay in bed for months before their symptoms begin to resolve. Fortunately, doctors are continuing to learn new treatments that might speed recovery. As the… Continue reading Can Light Therapy Treat Traumatic Brain Injuries?

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Even Mild Concussions Cause Lasting Damage

Concussions are a relatively mild form of traumatic brain injury, and thousands of Floridians suffer one each year playing sports or getting into an accident. Now, scientists are discovering that even mild concussions have a range of long-lasting effects that can compromise a patient’s safety. If you have suffered a… Continue reading Even Mild Concussions Cause Lasting Damage

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Is There a Connection Between Concussion & Anxiety?

Concussions can cause confusion, sleep disturbances, and difficulties with memory, coordination, balance, and speech. Research also suggests that concussions and other traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can lead to anxiety disorders. The emotional fallout from a TBI is often as serious as any physical or memory impairment. Fortunately, Florida law allows… Continue reading Is There a Connection Between Concussion & Anxiety?

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Signs of Intracranial Hemorrhage

Some head injuries cause chronic problems, such as difficulty with short-term memory or trouble sleeping. However, some injuries require immediate medical intervention. One such injury is internal bleeding in the skull, which is called intracranial hemorrhage. If you’ve suffered a brain injury, you could deserve compensation. Many of our clients… Continue reading Signs of Intracranial Hemorrhage

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New Test for Internal Brain Bleeding Can Help Elderly Concussion Patients

When a patient suffers a concussion, they can experience a range of debilitating symptoms, including headaches, confusion, problems with coordination or balance, and mood changes. But concussion patients could also experience intracranial bleeding, which can have even more dire consequences, including death. Fortunately, a new blood test can help doctors… Continue reading New Test for Internal Brain Bleeding Can Help Elderly Concussion Patients

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