Simon Driver, PhD, at Baylor Scott & White Health, discusses traumatic brain injuries.
What You Need to Know:
- A traumatic brain injury is a blow or jolt to the body or head.
- Common traumatic brain injuries occur during vehicle accidents, sports and falls.
- Symptoms could include loss of consciousness, fatigue, memory loss, anxiety, balance issues and nausea.
- If you suspect someone has experienced a traumatic brain injury, seek guidance.
- To prevent traumatic brain injuries, wear protective head gear or a seatbelt when driving.
- Support groups can help those who experience a traumatic brain injury.
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