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What activities would be recommended for a person recovering from a traumatic brain injury to gain back functionality?
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Physical and mental: Most doctors recommend moderate physical activity to aid in healing, coupled with mental activities tailored to your injury. Physical and occupational therapists usually assist with this. However, it is important to stop as soon as you feel fatigued. And if you haven't already, see someone in a clinic that specializes in treating traumatic brain injury.
Answered 4/2/2018
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