Missouri Brain Hemorrage Attorneys

A brain hemorrhage or intracranial hemorrhage is one of the most severe injuries an accident victim can sustain and unfortunately, the consequences can be deadly. During an accident, violent forces can cause some of the blood vessels inside the skull to rupture. As the blood flows out into the brain, it causes damage to the surrounding tissues and cells and can lead to paralysis, permanent brain damage and even death. If you suspect that you or someone you love may have a brain injury following an accident, it is absolutely critical to receive medical treatment immediately. A brain hemorrhage requires emergency medical treatment and failure to diagnose a brain hemorrhage can be deadly.

Unfortunately, the majority of brain hemorrhages occur suddenly after an accident and with little to no warning. But, if the blood leak is gradual, you may notice some or all of these symptoms:

• Severe Headache
• Nausea and vomiting
• Numbness or paralysis in extremities
• Stroke like symptoms
• Dizziness or loss of consciousness

One of the most deadly types of brain injury is the epidural hemorrhage. Individuals usually feel fine for a few days following the accident. They are usually treated for any cuts and scrapes and then sent home to nurse their wounds and deal with insurance companies. As they begin to resume their daily activities, the blood is slowly seeping into the skull and penetrating the brain. Symptoms of an epidural hemorrhage brain injury may begin to become apparent as the condition worsens and in this situation, minutes can make the difference between life and death.

If you or someone you love is exhibiting signs of a head or brain injury, it is important to seek immediate medical attention to rule out life threatening brain hemorrhages. Individuals who have had a brain hemorrhage will react similarly to stroke patients. They may require months and even years in rehabilitation and therapy and they may never regain full functioning.

Due to the lifelong consequences of a brain hemorrhage, it is equally important to contact an experienced Missouri personal injury attorney immediately. Brain injuries can take years to recover from and cost the patient thousands of dollars in medical treatments, rehabilitation and lost wages.

An experienced Missouri personal injury attorney will be able to negotiate with insurance companies and file the necessary claims to help get you adequate compensation for all of your medical needs.

At the Page Law personal injury law firm, we are dedicated to helping individuals and families who have suffered serious physical or emotional injuries. We help real people ----with real problems. Have you been injured? Contact us immediately for a free consultation. You will never pay any fees unless we recover money for you. Please call 314.322.8515 for an immediate response from John Page or contact John online at john@thepagefirm.com.