Dr. Thacker Can Help
Dr. Thacker Partners with Leading TBI Expert Dr. Mark Gordon & Gets Results
Sixty six percent (66%) of those who need TBI help fail to make it into the medical system. Those that do are failed by the system due to limiting diagnoses and treatment to antiquated superficial markers of injury instead of looking deeper into the new science of TBI.
We can make a difference in treating TBI and return patients to marked improvement in quality of life.
In the civilian and military populations, laboratory assessment for hormonal disruption is infrequently performed over the course of the individual’s rehabilitation for their physical trauma. An initial or baseline level is rarely obtained, thereby missing the 56% of those injured with TBI that do have one or more hormonal deficiencies (insufficiencies) which may compound the physical and psychological complications of TBI and interfere with rehabilitation.
Many patients succumb to the secondary psychological consequences of hormonal deficiencies precipitated by TBI that lead to their depression and ultimate suicides.
Dr. Thacker utilizes a Treatment Protocol specific to each individual and improves symptoms and underlying conditions to ultimately heal the brain.
Brain Injury
Dr. Thacker, M.D. Provides a Treatment Protocol that can dramatically improve TBI Patients
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over 2 million people will suffer a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) each year.
“Disabled” is the one group that any person can enter with one event.
- People who have undergone prolonged high tense situations (i.e., combat)
- Those who have undergone long and multiple surgeries (i.e., open heart surgeries)
- Those who have sustained Head Trauma (motor vehicle accidents, sports, etc.) . These can include Roller Skates, Bicycling, Skiing, Football, Basketball, Soccer, Rugby, etc.
Danger Signs in Adults
Get immedicate medical attention if you or others experience:
- Drowsiness
- Different sized pupils
- Convulsions or seizures
- Touble recognizing people or places
- Confusion, restlessness, or agitation
- Unusual behavior
- Loss of consciousness
Brain White Matter: Glial cells & Myelinated Axons that transmit signals
Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI): What They Are & Treatment
Most TBI Symptoms Fall Into 4 Categories
Don't Settle with Suffering
TBI Can Be Mild, Moderate, or Severe with 5 Outcome Categores:
- Good recovery
- Moderately disabled
- Severely disabled
- Vegetative
- Death
What Patients Say After TBI Treatment
- "I'm still here"
- "Saved my life"
- "Changed life"
- "No longer waiting/wanting to die"
- "The KEY to Suicide Prevention"
