Patient's question:
When discharged, I felt very dizzy and lacking energy and vitality. Later, the doctor prescribed some medication for me. Now, two months after discharge, the dizziness has gone, but I feel like my energy and vitality haven't returned to their original state. I haven't had any allergies or hereditary issues. How long will it take for me to fully recover to my original condition? What aspects should I pay attention to during the recovery process? Even after I have fully recovered, under what circumstances could I experience spontaneous bleeding? Can I do physical labor now?Doctor's answer:
Because of traumatic brain injury, I was hospitalized for one month and rested for two months after discharge. Opinion: In general, after systematic treatment, traumatic brain injury will not leave any sequelae. A small portion of patients may leave behind many sequelae, but the main thing is for the patient not to have psychological burdens and to fully recover for the better. Generally, after 3-6 months of recuperation, one can fully recover. During the process of full recovery, it is necessary to rest as much as possible and avoid excessive strenuous exercise. It is generally not likely to experience spontaneous bleeding again after recuperation. After full recovery through recuperation, physical labor can be performed. Wish you a speedy recovery.