Emergency & Medical Treatment

• Immediate medical evaluation – Essential for any head injury, even if symptoms seem mild.
• Rest and monitoring – Mild cases may require rest, avoiding screens, and gradual recovery.
• Medications – To control swelling, pain, or seizures.
• Surgery – In severe cases, to relieve pressure or remove blood clots.

Rehabilitation & Recovery

• Physical therapy – Helps restore movement and strength.
• Speech therapy – Assists with communication difficulties.
• Cognitive therapy – Improves memory, attention, and problem-solving.
• Emotional support – Counseling for mood changes and psychological effects.

Prevention Tips

• Wearing helmets while biking or playing contact sports
• Using seatbelts and airbags while driving
• Preventing falls by ensuring safe environments at home and work
• Avoiding alcohol or drugs that may impair judgment and coordination

Brain trauma can have long-term effects if not treated properly. If you or someone you know experiences a head injury, seek immediate medical attention to prevent complications.