Injury to the left side of the brain may result in the following symptoms:
- Sequencing difficulties
- Impaired logic
- Extreme reactions such as anxiety or depression
- Decreased control over right-sided muscle movements
- Difficulties remembering what was spoken
- Difficulties expressing language or speaking to others
- Difficulties with receptive language or understanding language when others are speaking
Injury to the right side of the brain may result in the following symptoms:
- Difficulties with comprehending the "big picture"
- Decreased control over lef-sided muscle movements
- Difficulties recalling what one has seen
- Decreased awareness of impaired abilities
- Difficulties adapting to one's visual field and space
- Altered creativity or interpretation of music
Injury across the brain may result in the following symptoms:
- Increased confusion
- Delayed thinking
- Decrease in attention and concentration
- Increased fatigue
- Impaired cognitive ability
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