So what are the sequelae of head injuries?
1. brain oscillation syndrome: there is a brief loss of consciousness after brain oscillation, and it usually recovers within 30 minutes. After the patient wakes up, he can't recall the scene at the time of injury and the moment before injury. Patients may have autonomic symptoms such as headache, vomiting, dizziness, irritability, emotional instability, lack of self-confidence, inattention, pale skin, cold sweat, decreased blood pressure, slow pulse and shallow breathing.
2. Coma caused by brain trauma: coma will occur for a long time after brain trauma, and drowsiness, turbidity and delirium may occur in the middle. The disturbance of consciousness fluctuates from light to heavy.
3. Delirium caused by brain trauma: Delirium generally turns from coma or lethargy. The behavior of some delirium patients reflects the occupational characteristics before illness. Many patients are resistant, noisy and uncooperative, while others are more aggressive. There may be horrible hallucinations, and in severe cases, there may be chaotic excitement and even strong impulsive violence. Delirium can be replaced by other mental disorders, such as hazy and dreamy state.
4. Amnesia caused by brain trauma: Its most striking feature is fiction based on forgetting, and patients are often irritable. Its duration is shorter than alcohol amnesia. Compound sea snake capsule
5. Subdural hematoma caused by brain trauma: onset can occur soon after injury, with common headache and lethargy. Occasionally accompanied by delirious motor excitement, about half of the patients have papillae edema. Chronic subdural hematoma is characterized by lethargy, dullness and memory loss. In severe cases, it will show symptoms of total dementia. In some patients, the pressure of cerebrospinal fluid increased slightly, the content of protein increased, and the appearance turned yellow.
However, most of these patients have no organic lesions, and they can do some detailed work when their mood is stable. Therefore, we should promptly guide them to correctly understand their illness, objectively understand their physical and mental health, and actively cooperate with the treatment.