How does brain surgery effect you?

Answer 1

Sadly yes, surgery can have potentially deadly side effects. When confronted with the need for a life-saving brain procedure there is often a risk that some part of the brain's function will be reduced or destroyed. This might include any function at all, depending on the location of the surgery. Surgeons do everything possible to minimize or eliminate such effects, but sometimes negative ramifications are inevitable. Without a doubt, if you are facing the possibility of brain surgery, your physicians and surgeons will tell you absolutely everything you need to know in order to make the right choice.

Answer 2

Brain surgery affects different aspects depending on where it is performed.

The genious of the brain is fortunately that many areas will be ready to take over from the damaged parts. Brain surgery does not always cause much of a problem, but the likelyhood is that it will affect you one way or another.

We know a lot about the brain these days and know what areas that are important for certain functions. People write entire books about this subject and it is too large a subject to explain in full here.

Make a question about a particular part of the brain and you will most likely get a detailed answer as to the function of that part and eventual problems if performing surgery close to or in the tissue in that part of the brain.