A large Danish study has proven what doctors have long suspected about traumatic brain injury – individuals that suffer these injuries are more likely to be diagnosed with dementia. Insurance companies are wary about accepting these claims as well as realizing the permanence of some of the symptoms suffered by those with a traumatic brain injury: this is because a lot of people do go on to experience some form of recovery, so it’s difficult for them to believe that a fraction may go on to show symptoms of early onset dementia, especially if they are over 40. Dementia is a neuropsychiatric condition for which there is no known cure. Individuals with this degenerative condition get worse over time, and they get to a point where they are unable to remember things and places, and finally lose their ability to walk and carry out the most basic of functions. If you or a loved one suffered a traumatic brain injury and then went on to display signs of dementia, you or they may be eligible for substantial money damages, and we’re here to help with that.
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The results from the Danish TBI dementia study are as follows:
- Individuals with TBI have an increased risk of suffering from dementia by up to 24% compared to those that don’t experience a brain injury
- Two or more incidences of traumatic brain injury can raise the risk of dementia by up to a third compared to healthy, uninjured individuals
- The risk of developing dementia is usually more pronounced during the first six months after having suffered a traumatic brain injury
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Individuals with dementia may forget their names, that of their loved ones, become extremely moody and even lose control over their bowels and respiration, dying a slow and painful death. If your loved one is showing signs of early onset dementia after suffering a TBI, you’ll need all the help you can get when it comes to getting the best care for them, and this will involve filing a lawsuit to recover substantial money damages. Please call us NOW at (773) 825-3605 to learn more and we look forward to helping you.