Chiropractic Treatment for Auto Injuries
Dr. Nazreen Khan D.C., Dr. Stephen Rendek D.C.
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When the head experiences sudden movement — front, back, or side to side — damage to muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues in the neck and upper back can lead to whiplash. Whiplash often presents following rear-end vehicle collisions.
An auto collision can lead to parts of your spinal structure shifting out of place. Slipped, ruptured, herniated and bulging discs can lead to extremely debilitating pain.
The force of an accident can lead to broken bones in your extremities. The most common are both facial and collarbone fractures.
Damage to spinal joints, discs, vertebrae, and supporting structures like soft tissues can cause musculoskeletal injuries such as mechanical back pain.
Recovery time from whiplash is variable, contingent upon the severity of the injury. While mild cases may resolve within a few weeks, more serious instances could necessitate several months for full healing.
Common symptoms of whiplash encompass neck pain and stiffness, headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and pain or tenderness in the shoulders, upper back, or arms. Seeking medical attention promptly, even for seemingly minor symptoms, is crucial.
Treatment for whiplash typically involves a combination of medical interventions and self-care measures, including pain management, physical therapy, and heat and cold therapy.
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