When to Suspect a TBI After an Accident
Even if there’s no direct impact or visible injury, a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can still occur due to sudden motion (e.g., whiplash in a car crash). Use this quick guide to recognize red flags:
Did the Incident Involve…
- A car accident, even at low speed?
- A fall (e.g., staircases, workplace)?
- A head strike (with or without helmet)?
- Sudden deceleration or impact (e.g., airbags deployed)?
Are You Now Experiencing…
- Headaches, dizziness, or nausea?
- Confusion, difficulty concentrating, or brain fog?
- Mood swings, anxiety, or unusual irritability?
- Sensitivity to light/sound or visual changes?
- Trouble sleeping or remembering things?
When Symptoms Don’t Improve or Worsen…
- After 24–72 hours
- When daily tasks feel more complicated than usual
- When you “just don’t feel right”
Don’t wait. Seek expert neurological evaluation.
Call to Action: Your Next Step Matters
Think you or someone you know might have a TBI?
Get the accurate diagnosis and support you need, especially if this injury resulted from an accident, workplace incident, or personal injury claim.
Call now to schedule a comprehensive TBI assessment with Dr. Dariusz Nasiek, MD.
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