What are the symptoms of communication disorders associated with traumatic brain injury?

Common cognitive impairments after traumatic brain injury include attention impairment, memory impairment, perceptual impairment, executive dysfunction, dyscalculia, etc. Because its clinical incidence is very high, it has an important impact on the patient's life and life, so professional cognitive impairment examination should be routinely carried out after traumatic brain injury, so as to promote it in a timely manner and as much as possible.

The most serious sequelae of head injury are long-term impaired consciousness, such as a vegetative state, which is more common in patients with a large number of intracranial hematomas or severe cerebral contusions. Other sequelae, such as limb movement disorders, are abnormalities in innervation due to injury to the central nervous system. This condition requires a long period of return to exercise, which can improve the symptoms to some extent.

In addition, depending on the location of the head injury, it causes functional abnormalities and symptoms. For example, patients with frontal lobe injury may have abnormal mental and personality changes after **.

Problem Analysis: Hello! There are many sequelae of traumatic brain injury, such as intracranial hemorrhage, cerebral contusion, brain herniation, cerebral hemangioma, internal carotid artery cavernous sinus fistula, etc.

Suggestions: According to your grandfather's condition, it may be caused by the combination of cerebral malacia after trauma, especially the cerebellar hemisphere, which manages balance function. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an MRI to confirm the diagnosis, and then symptomatic physiotherapy.

Hello, the main symptoms caused by traumatic brain injury are headache and dizziness:

Headache: is the most common prognostic symptom and can be sharp, dull, throbbing, and may appear throughout the head, forehead, or occipital region. The duration of the headache is indefinite and can be aggravated by poor mood, fatigue, and insomnia.

Dizziness: The main manifestations are lightheadedness, tinnitus, nausea, nervousness and irritability, which are generally caused by stressful environmental factors. In addition, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, fatigue, mental retardation, insomnia, etc.

This may be the result of psychological factors.

Most patients will experience the following symptoms, such as amnesia, aphasia or apraxia. Amnesia refers to the loss of all or part of the ability to experience the right recently or a long time ago. Include both near and far memory.

When the language center of the cerebral cortex is damaged, the patient's ability to understand and express himself or herself is lost. At this time, the symptoms of aphasia will appear. When the top karma or the forehead karma is damaged, the body will be unable to complete the directive and continuous movements, which becomes apraxia.

After the brain is hit, it still needs to be checked in time.

The symptoms of dizziness and headache in mild traumatic brain injury can recover on their own after a period of rest, but for patients with severe traumatic brain injury, there will be many sequelae, such as dizziness and headache, unclear speech, memory loss, epilepsy, etc., usually headache is the most common sequelae of traumatic brain injury. Patients often have a feeling of swelling, tearing or throbbing pain in the head, and the onset time is uncertain, which can be aggravated by insomnia, fatigue, poor mood, unsatisfactory work or the hustle and bustle of the outside world, and patients often have emotional instability, easy tiredness, insomnia, lack of concentration, memory loss, and even moodiness and irritability. Occasionally, when the autonomic nervous system is dysfunctional, the above conditions are all sequelae of traumatic brain injury and should be carried out in time.

？Traumatic brain injury is generally a brain disease that causes brain damage due to external impact, the incidence of this disease is very high, many traumatic brain injuries are related to trauma and infection, and most young men are most susceptible to the disease, so? After recovering from acute trauma, patients with traumatic brain injury have dizziness, headache and different degrees of autonomic nervous system dysfunction or psychiatric symptoms that do not heal for a long time, and there is no improvement for more than 3 months after the continuous injury, and there are no definite positive signs in neurological examination, and there are no abnormal findings in CT, MRI and other examinations, which is called post-traumatic brain injury syndrome or sequelae of traumatic brain injury.

1. First of all, headache is the most common sequelae of traumatic brain injury. Patients often have a feeling of swelling, cracking, or throbbing pain in the head, which can be exacerbated by insomnia, fatigue, poor mood, unsatisfactory work, or the hustle and bustle of the outside world.

2. The second is dizziness. Dizziness is also common, and patients often feel dizzy, unable to think clearly, or have a feeling of confusion. 3. In addition, patients often have emotional instability, easy tiredness, insomnia, lack of concentration, memory loss, and even moodiness and irritability.

Problem analysis: Hello, the sequelae of traumatic brain injury are a group of diseases that mainly involve autonomic dysfunction or psychiatric symptoms for a long time after recovering from traumatic brain injury.

Opinions and suggestions: The sequelae of traumatic brain injury are mainly nutrition and activation of brain cells, symptomatic, psychological, and the effect of traditional Chinese medicine is also very good.

According to stem cell transplantation experts, there are many kinds of sequelae of traumatic brain injury, and different patients have different sequelae. However, as far as clinical experience is concerned, there are generally the following common sequelae: headache, which can appear on the entire head, forehead or occipital region.

Headaches can be aggravated by mood, fatigue, insomnia, and restlessness. Headache caused by intracranial low pressure after traumatic brain injury. Traumatic brain injury causes epilepsy, and seizures are caused by abnormal electrical discharges from neurons in the brain.

It can occur years after a traumatic brain injury. Therefore, some patients will develop symptoms of epilepsy many years after the onset of the disease. In patients with aphasia after traumatic brain injury, they lose their ability to express and understand language, cannot pronounce words clearly and accurately, have difficulty pronouncing them, have a hard and laborious voice, or have complete aphasia.

Motor disorders, inability to complete purposeful movements, etc., such as inability to hold objects, etc. Amnesia, the patient is unable to recognize familiar people, and forgets everything from the past, such as objects, studies, etc. It is necessary to relearn to adapt to this function.

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