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Severe head injuries require immediate medical attention because there's a risk of serious brain damage.
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Complications of a severe head injury
Severe head injuries can cause serious complications, mainly because the brain can be damaged, sometimes permanently.
Diagnosing a severe head injury
If any of the symptoms of a severe head injury are present, immediately go to your local accident and emergency (A&E) department or call 999 and ask for an ambulance.
Introduction
Read about the signs of a severe head injury, such as seizures, unconsciousness, drowsiness, repeated vomiting, and blood or clear liquid coming from the ears or nose.
Recovering from a severe head injury
Your recovery programme will depend on the exact nature of your injury, your individual needs and general health.
Treating a severe head injury
A severe head injury must always be treated in hospital to minimise the risk of complications.
