Years of drug abuse can harm both your body and brain. Dependency is most common among street drugs and sometimes a person can suffer side effects that may leave severe damage to the brain resulting in coma.
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Yes, after the age of 23 yourbrain is fully developed and can recover from interruptions, even if they were constant and over a long period of time. So your brain can easily make a full recovery but it would take any where from one to five years of complete sobriety.
There is still a chance if they're not considered "brain dead."
It means that no electrical activity is recorded on an electroencephalogram (EEG). We know that without electrical impulses in the brain it is impossible for a person to ever recover, so even if the rest of the body hasn't died yet (and it will soon) the person is said to be "brain dead."
I think it is possible either from aging, or damage to the brain from traumatic injury or drug/alcohol abuse.
Not yet.
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my father is suffring from blood clot in brain.he is semi unconcious.how will he recover from this stage. is there any medicine for that blood clot in brain?
Person should not be confused with Agoraphobia( a anxiety disorder to a new environment), but Agraphobia is a abnormal fear of sexual abuse.
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The brain is physically mature when a person reaches their teen years. This, however does not mean that the person is mature or has such mental processes to be considered mature.
yes, too much alchol can kill brain cells