Signs and Symptoms of Brain Injury One of the most serious injuries resulting from tragic accidents is a brain injury. Car accidents and sports injuries are some of the main causes of a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Another common accident that can result in a brain injury is a slip and fall. However, any type of accident that causes some type of blunt force or impact to the head can be a culprit for a head injury, especially a TBI. If you or a loved one has recently been in an accident or your child has been injured while playing sports, it is very important to seek immediate medical attention and watch for the signs and symptoms of a brain injury in the coming days and weeks.

Look for Signs Hinting to a TBI Signs and symptoms of a traumatic brain injury do not always show up immediately after an injury. It can take days or even weeks after the accident for the signs of a TBI to the surface. This is why you need to see a doctor immediately if you detect any signs or

symptoms of a brain injury. It is important to also note that a TBI can happen even if an injury seemed to be minor or harmless at first. Below are common and more obvious signs and symptoms that may indicate the onset of a brain injury:

● Loss of consciousness ● Headaches ● Dizziness, fatigue, or confusion ● Nausea/vomiting ● Convulsions ● Loss of coordination ● Difficulty sleeping ● Difficulty waking up or sleeping much more than usual

Other less obvious signs to look for include:

● Slurred speech ● Blurred vision ● Ringing in ears ● Bad taste in mouth ● Heightened sensitivity to light and/or sound ● Mood swings ● Depression ● Memory issues

We Can Help You If Your Are Injured If you or a loved one has been seriously injured or suffered a brain injury in an accident caused by the negligence of another party, you need to hire an experienced New York brain injury attorney to protect your legal rights. The attorneys at Gersowitz Libo & Korek P.C. have more than 30 years of experience and knowledge to aggressively fight for your rights and get you the full extent of monetary compensation that you deserve.