What Are The Effects Of Brain Injury?

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What Are The Effects Of Brain Injury?
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An Overview

• Brain injuries are extremely dangerous and
  sometimes may lead you to death. Do you know
  cardiovascular diseases can cause brain damage?
• Certainly, in order to prevent the brain from
  damage, doctors use a cerebral protection system
  while cardiac procedures. Well, the effects of
  brain injuries are different from person to
  person.
• The effects of brain injury are based on several
  things like the nature and location of the
  injury, the type of condition, and more.

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Problems with Organising
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Effects of Brain Injury
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Self-centredness
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Impaired self-awareness and brain injury
Impulsive behavior
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Problems with Organising
The parts of the brain that are responsible for
an organization can be easily affected by
injuries. Most of the people with a brain
injury find difficulty with organizing,
sequencing, prioritizing, and completing tasks.
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Impaired self-awareness and brain injury
This is a common effect for people who have brain
injuries with frontal lobe damage. During this
problem, a person fails to assess his own ability
and limitation. In fact, without proper
treatment, the condition will become worse.
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Self-Centredness
In some cases, survivors of brain injury have
become very self-centered. This problem can
affect patients personal and professional life.
Besides this, the person may face some other
problems like lack of self-awareness, depression,
anger, fatigue, and reduced social skills.
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Impulsive behavior
Impulsive behavior is quite common after a
traumatic brain injury or TBT. Injury to the
front lobes affects the area of the brain that
usually controls a persons impulses. This
problem can lead to inappropriate and impulsive
social behavior. In fact, in some cases, the
person will become very rude too. Other causes of
impulsive behavior are consumption of alcohol and
other drugs, other types of brain disorders,
dementia, and mood disorders.
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