Experiences with

Subdural haematoma

Had a bilateral subdural haematoma 2.5 years ago and feel totally wiped out with it. Thanks for listening.

I had an acute subdural haematoma a few years bk and now this lol. Really struggling

I had a TBI two years ago at work causing a subdural Haematoma, midline shift and a stroke as well as the effects of your brain being compressed. The fog in my head has slowly begun to lift and allow me to reflect on the changes that have happened over that time.

A little bit later the CT came back the time the consultant came in with a neurologist, the CT shows a bleed on the brain (subdural haematoma) and they want to operate (craniotomy) tonight.

A month later he collapsed again, but luckily only had a slight injury this time, but again he was in af, he was put on bisoprolol and edoxaban A week or so after that he was getting numbness in face and fingers and had a head ct, which showed bilateral subdural haematoma, which after a few more visits

Hi I had bilateral chronic subdural haematoma and burr hole drainage in Feb 2022. I had a fall and broke my leg the previous summer which led to the brain bleeds. I applied for PIP last year after coming out of hospital and even though I went to tribunal I scored 0 points.

Had a bilateral chronic subdural haematoma. I had 4 burr holes with evacuation and was lucky that I can walk and talk and tried to feel better but then had a seizure and diagnosed with epilepsy.

Hi all again, I have been reading some of the comments people have been making about Headaches and sleep issues and I thought I would describe my recovery in case it helps anyone and of course anyone has anything to say of use to me :-) I have a Chronic Subdural Haematoma, which at first hospital

I had a Chronic Subdural Haematoma DH in January, was operated on Mid February, discharged mid March, returned to work from April 1st and two weeks into normal life the DVLA have now choose to revoke my driving licence.

Hi, My llfe has changed so much since suffering subdural haematoma and I find it so frustrating not being able to do what I used to be able to. Not being able to remember anything that happened makes it very difficult to understand and comprehend where and why I am now in this position.

Hi, My llfe has changed so much since suffering subdural haematoma and I find it so frustrating not being able to do what I used to be able to. Not being able to remember anything that happened makes it very difficult to understand and comprehend where and why I am now in this position.

Afternoon all ,I suffered a severe subdural haematoma nearly 3 years ago and have just been diagnosed with myoclonos, I'm type 1 diabetic and had to be taken in to hospital because of severe trembles!

He never regained consciousness after a subdural haematoma on the 8th.

haematoma evacuation and decompressive craniectomy then a autologous cranioplasty.

Hi. Just looking for some advice....my dad fell a month ago due to heart block. he ended up with 2 small 5 and 6mm subdurals. He got a pacemaker, got home and all was well. He then developed a right sided weakness and over the next week became more confused and lost the ability to speak. He then had

My partner had a subdural haematoma on 30/03/2019 and subsequently had surgery to drain it. The doctors at that time led us to believe there was an excellent chance that he would return to normal. But 12 weeks on he doesn't seem to have made any progress since his immediate post op stage.

Hi everyone, 6 weeks ago my dad (71 yrs) had burr hole surgery for a Chronic subdural haematoma. He was discharged from hospital three days later as he appeared fine and was recovering well. However since his discharge he is always extremley tired and is dropping things all the time.

I left my previous job mid 2018 after my fall and subsequent subdural haematoma and once I felt better I started looking for part time work. I landed a new job at the very end of the year and started in january. As my new job had a Head Office in Australia I was asked to go over a week ago.

Hi guys. I am finding this site really useful because of the uncertainty I have necountered from medical staff. I would also like to stay in touch with people who have had or stil have a chronic subdural to help me cope with it and so others can use this main space for other issues as well. If you would

Its coming up to 9 years after my accident. when i acquired a tbi ,fractured skull and subdural haematoma made more complicated with an l5 verterbrae collapse of my spine which really effects my mobility.i just cant get over it .its bn 9yrs and i have done nothing with my life i feel like lifes goin