Symptoms of Brain Injuries
Albuquerque Brain Injury Attorney
Brain injuries are problematic from the moment they happen, often causing immediate and permanent negative consequences. For many people who have suffered a head injury or a debilitating illness, they might not suspect they have a brain injury at all and leave one undiagnosed. This is dangerous and could cause a mild brain injury to worsen over time, eventually causing traumatic harm. If you or someone you know has been in an accident, was exposed to harsh chemicals for prolonged periods of time, or had a high fever that lasted more than a few hours, a brain injury could be present.
Immediately noticeable consequences of brain injuries include:
- Unconsciousness and coma
- Total memory loss (amnesia)
- Bleeding from ears and nose
- Inability to stand
- Death
Subtle symptoms of a brain injury may include:
- Insomnia and restlessness
- Excessive sleeping and exhaustion
- Difficulty recalling memories
- Inability to concentrate or focus
- Unable to remember names or faces
- Periodic nausea, dizziness, or vertigo
- Worsening hearing, eyesight, or sense of smell
- Migraines, headaches, and full-body soreness
- Uncharacteristic mood swings
- Vomiting and not being able to stomach foods
Please contact a trusted medical physician if you or someone you know is exhibiting any of the subtle symptoms of a brain injury. If any drastic symptoms are present, emergency medical responders should be contacted immediately. The sooner a brain injury is diagnosed, the more likely it can be treated, remedied, or reduced.
Seeking Compensation After Suffering a Brain Injury
Once a brain injury has been diagnosed, you will want to contact our Albuquerque brain injury attorney, Mr. Michael J. Doyle. There is rarely a situation where liability for your accident or incident cannot be traced back to the negligence of another. With our firm’s help, you may be able to recover considerable compensation for what happened, once you reach maximized medical improvement (MMI) and we determine the full value of your claim.
Compensation should be rewarded to help you pay for:
- Upfront medical costs and hospital bills
- Ongoing rehabilitative treatments (lifelong or temporary)
- Prescription medications
- Lost or reduced wages
- Lessened standard of living and emotional pain
Call our firm at (505) 219-2176 to request a free case evaluation. With more than a decade of trial experience and an earnest passion for helping people in need, you will find that our Albuquerque personal injury lawyer is the right fit for your claim.
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