How to recover from moderate closed traumatic brain injury

Moderate closed traumatic brain injury requires treatment such as intracranial pressure reduction to promote recovery. If intracranial pressure is elevated, oral mannitol or glycerol fructose may be administered to reduce it. Appropriate neurotrophic therapy should be given based on the injury severity, and once the condition stabilizes, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and acupuncture can be added. Functional rehabilitation training should be conducted under the guidance of a rehabilitation physician. Conscious patients may consume normal or semi-liquid diets. For patients who are not fully conscious, intravenous nutrition should be provided. Patients with increased intracranial pressure require dehydration therapy, and those with cerebrospinal fluid leakage should receive antibiotics.