Is it possible to recover from a tbi?

Probably: Common side effects after traumatic brain injury will depend somewhat on the location. Headaches, nausea, vomiting, neck stiffness, poor concentration and memory are common complaints. Arm or leg weakness, speech problems and higher cognitive function may also be present. Many of the common symptoms will improve over time. If the eloquent areas are affected, the effects may be long lasting.

Yes: It depends on the severity and location of the tbi. The glascow coma score (gcs) is an international grading scheme that has great predictive value on prognosis for recover.The gcs ranges from a normal of 15 to one who is in a deep coma and nonresponse (3). Patients with gcs 14 or 15 are more likely to recover than the lower gcs numbers.Physical, occupational and speech therapy are key to recovery.