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Will all the effects of my traumatic brain injury get better and go away or only some will? a few have gotten better but not all.
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Variable: The answer depends on the extent of the injury. Usually improvement is slow and frustrating for the patient. Only time will give you the answer you desire. Continue to follow all the medical advice you are given, and remember--recovery is made in small amounts. Do not give up, progress has been observed even after a significant amt of time from the injury.
Answered 9/28/2016
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