Uncategorized [Caution] Major Diagnoses and Symptoms Following a Head Injury: Cerebral Contusion, Concussion, Subdural Hematoma, and More
A strong impact to the head should never be dismissed as "just a bump." If the brain itself is damaged or if bleeding (hematoma) occurs between the membranes covering the brain, it can escalate into a life-threatening situation.This article explains the major diagnoses resulting from head trauma, categorized into "Direct Damage to Brain Tissue"and "Bleeding Between the Brain Membranes." We also cover critical warning signs and why immediate medical attention is necessary—especially for conditions like Chronic Subdural Hematoma, where symptoms may not appear until weeks or even months after the initial injury.