Whiplash

Whiplash injuries usually affect the working parts of your neck and mid back. The muscles rather than the vertebrae or bones in the spine tend to be the most affected. Muscles repair themselves extremely well and usually require only minimal treatment.

 

It is common to suffer minor nerve damage in whiplash related accidents. This can result in numbness along the arms, hands or even the legs and feet. Again this kind of injury will usually repair itself and is unlikely to require serious treatment such as surgery.

 

X rays do not pick up classic whiplash soft tissue injuries. They only show the bones and the alignment of the spine. They also show degeneration (which means natural wear and tear or normal changes in the spine as we age) and signs of arthritis which can affect a person’s ability to recover from a personal injury of this nature.

 

 

If you have been involved in an accident and suffered injury – speak to our representatives now and find out more about claiming your compensation.

 

Please read our supplemental pages on whiplash injuries to learn more about this condition:

 

Making a claim in today's legal environment should not cost you a penny. The no win no fee system allows for a solicitor to deal with your claim and proceed without charging you.

Pay nothing if you win & nothing if you lose. We also guarantee people 100% compensation.

Make a compensation enquiry now by completing the form opposite or
calling our helpline on: 0800 0322210

Here are some more useful external websites to assist you in finding out about neck injuries:

 

http://www.spineuniverse.com/displayarticle.php/article107.html

 

http://www.chiroweb.com/find/tellmeabout/whiplash.html

 

http://www.thephysiotherapysite.co.uk/neck/whiplash.html

 

http://www.vitamins-nutrition.org/ - help with your recovery from injury

 

 

Here at Online Legal Advice - We offer help on the following claims (click on the links below to read more):

 

Car accident claim	Whiplash injury claims	No win no fee
Accidents at work	Medical (clinical) negligence	Slip and Fall accidents
Pavement tripping accidents	Dental negligence claims	Pedal bike or motorbike claims