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What are the symptoms that can follow a brain injury?
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Many: Lack of initiative, loss of taste/smell, nerve dysfunction, facial paralysis, weakness of the extremities, change in personality, loss of vision, memory loss. There are far too many symptoms that can follow traumatic brain injury- if you can imagine it, it can probably happen.
Answered 12/14/2014
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