People with brain injury may have other health problems (e.g. hypertension, diabetes) and memory problems affect their ability to manage their health. Dr. Angelle and Dr. Arciniegas share strategies for managing medical care in these scenarios.
Posted on BrainLine March 12, 2018.
About the author: David Arciniegas, MD
Dr. David Arciniegas is a psychiatrist in Gunnison, Colorado and is affiliated with TIRR Memorial Hermann. He received his medical degree from University of Michigan Medical School and has been in practice for more than 20 years. He is one of 2 doctors at TIRR Memorial Hermann who specialize in Psychiatry.
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I'm not sure if I have a brain injury, it's took days to write this. I tripped over my cat last week while carrying a small table, I remember tripping and falling but not what I fell on, I only remember waking up and I have a lot of everywhere as well as a knot on my head, I hurt everywhere but I thought I was okay until 2 days ago (in the same week) I was feeling sluggish and tired walking down the hallway and I only remember waking up on the kitchen floor feeling like a truck hit me, I'm scared now because I'm 47 I've never passed out before