Aphasia has been in the news this week due to a health announcement about a famous movie star. However, the condition affects approximately 2,000,000 people in the United States. It is a term that many may be hearing for the first time. What is it? Who can get it? What causes it?
So, here is some information about the condition:
- Aphasia is a condition that affects the brain’s language center.
- A TBI, or traumatic brain injury, can cause aphasia.
- Another common cause is a stroke.
- The condition makes it difficult to communicate and process language.
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A head injury is a common injury for many people. It can happen in a car accident, while playing sports, or another type of crash. Difficulty speaking, understanding and communication following a crash can be scary and frustrating for an accident victim. Time alone does heal some types of head injuries. Other conditions require treatment. And some people never recover from such injuries.
If you or someone you know has suffered a head injury, or has aphasia due to trauma that was caused by negligence, there may be a claim. An attorney can explain the process of bringing a claim and assess whether the injury may entitle you to compensation.
The attorneys at Graham & Mauer have decades of combined experience representing victims of traumtic injuries. We help clients with head injuries get the compensation that they deserve. Call or email for a FREE CONSULTATION today.
