Rehabilitation of traumatic brain injury is divided into two stages: 1. Early stage: the condition may continue to progress, advocating that the patient should mainly lie down and rest, avoiding factors that can easily cause an increase in intracranial pressure, such as coughing, constipation, emotional excitement, etc., and carrying out treatments to nourish cerebral nerves, stop bleeding, and lower the cranial pressure; 2. Late stage: the condition has been stabilized, and carrying out rehabilitation exercises in early stage, such as the loss of function of a certain part of a limb, the Department of Rehabilitation will guide the patient to replace this function with other The rehabilitation department will instruct the patient to replace this function with other movements and break down the movement into several steps. If hearing is impaired, hearing aids can be installed. Rehabilitation exercises are very important to the quality of life in the later stages of traumatic brain injury rehabilitation.