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What is done when someone is in severe emotional pain from brain damage and there are no treatments?
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Treat depression: Depression is common in individuals with tbi. There are many medication approaches available which can be used by people with tbi. You should speak with your doctor and have a referral to a doctor specializing in tbi after care. Involving with a tbi survivors group and individual counseling may be a help.
Answered 3/17/2014
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