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Usually, claims in motor vehicle whiplash injuries are made against the insurance company of the driver who caused the accident. In order to pursue a whiplash injury compensation claim, you need to prove that you have a case. In order to do this
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There are varying degrees of injury with a whiplash type injury. It can be healed in a relatively short time or can have long term complications. It really depends on the extent of the injury. Here is a pretty good video describing what actually
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Whiplash injuries can damage just a few structures or many, depending on the severity of the accident and direction of the injurious forces, to name a few. Some of the more common pain-sensitive structures that are damaged include: • outer layers
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Whiplash alone is not a permanent and debilitating injury. It will usually heal on its own and just needs protection of the area and perhaps some pain medication.
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It is always advisable to seek advice from your GP or the Accident & Emergency department of the nearest hospital. However, there are a few things you can do to help relieve or reduce your symptoms. • Ice packs placed on the neck within the first
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How much compensation for whiplash? is a question that is often typed into internet search engines. This reflects the fact that whiplash injuries are extremely common, but that few people really know how the compensation process works. Every
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Exercise your neck and keep active It may seem impossible but aim to keep your neck moving as normally as possible. If the pain is bad then you may need to rest the neck for a day or so. However, gently exercise the neck as soon as you are able.
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The most common complaint after a whiplash injury is pain in the neck, often stretching up in the cranium and into the shoulder / shoulder blade. If there are discomfort in the arm, the situation must be taken more seriously – especially if the
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Toyota has developed an "Active Headrest" that reduces the stress on the neck during low-speed, rear
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Traditionally, the commonly used term "Whiplash" describes an injury to the neck whereby it has sustained a sudden acceleration then deceleration force – the head is "whipped" back and forth on the neck as shown below. The latest research on
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