Honestly : Honestly this is a question that only his doctors can answer, and to be frank that may not even know how long his recovery will be. They will likely keep him in a medically induced coma until some of the swelling in his brain goes down, and that time is variable. Are you able to get information about his condition from the doctors? If you are in a situation where you have limited access, have you considered asking whoever is making decisions for him to let you speak with his doctors personally. He is the father of your child, and you should be updated on his condition. Best of luck to you all.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Talk to MD: This is often a case where they will be following the scans of the brain before they make a decision. The best course is to get a frank and open discussion between the family and the doctors. If you have questions you need to seek answers. Good luck.
Answered 4/24/2015
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In general, once the acute phase of a severe brain injury stabilizes and initial deterioration ceases, the brain will commence a healing and recovery process. Maximal improvement typically occurs by 18 months, but unfortunately, this does not often equate to a return to normal. Discuss prognosis with his treating doctors.
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