Can brain injury return to normal?

The question of whether a brain injury can return to normal should be examined on a case-by-case basis, because symptoms of brain injury range widely, from mild concussion to severe brain injury, including vegetative coma. Therefore, the extent to which this problem can be recovered depends on the patient's condition, especially the degree and scope of craniocerebral injury, whether there are complications, such as intracranial infection, the patient's age, the degree of early intervention, and the level of rehabilitation. Comprehensive evaluation of the patient's recovery from craniocerebral injury. The severity of craniocerebral injury is the first important reason to determine the patient's recovery.