Unfortunately most acquired brain impairment is permanent. Where structures in the brain are damaged, there is no capacity for these structures to ‘regrow’. There is some evidence from research in alcohol users that cessation and abstinence of alcohol use is associated with some recovery of function and improvement, provided the damage is not severe.
Unfortunately most acquired brain impairment is permanent. Where structures in the brain are damaged, there is no capacity for these structures to ‘regrow’. There is some evidence from research in alcohol users that cessation and abstinence of alcohol use is associated with some recovery of function and improvement, provided the damage is not severe.
