The following is a list of symptoms or warning signs which may arise if a person has suffered a traumatic brain injury. This list is not to be considered as exhaustive and if there is a concern that someone has suffered a traumatic brain injury then a medical provider should be consulted immediately. Furthermore, even if some of the some or a lot of the following symptoms are observed, that does not necessarily mean that someone has suffered a traumatic brain injury but it would place a person on notice that they should immediately consult a medical provider to rule it out. These warning signs may occur at and/or after the time the person suffers an incident.
- Dizziness
- Vertigo
- Poor balance
- Headaches
- Fatigue
- Visual disturbances
- Depression
- Moodiness
- Anxiety
- Sleeping problems
- Hearing problems
- Problems with attention or concentration
- Altered tastes and smell
- Increased irritability
- Light
- Noise
- Touch
- Movement
- Heights
- Crowds
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Once again, the above list is not necessarily all of the warning signs a person may exhibit if they have suffered a traumatic brain injury, however, if a person shows some of the above symptoms you should see a medical provider to examine and determine what is causing these symptoms.
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