Learn:
- How hidden car accident injuries can increase your chance of ARTHRITIS!
- Why you should play it safe and get your FREE COMPUTERIZED INJURY SEVERITY EVALUATION A.S.A.P.!!!
- Why insurance companies wish you wouldn’t read the controversial report!
- How even minor injuries can turn into endless pain, headaches, and arthritis.
- The importance of documenting your injuries immediately to get the settlement you deserve!
- Why going to your family doctor may only result in years of misery and frustration.
- What will likely happen if you don’t get natural treatments NOW! And much more!
WARNING: “Hidden Soft Tissue Injuries” are sneaky and are potentially debilitating and will strike millions of Americans this year… as a result, many of them will suffer for the rest of their lives, partially due to misinformation and inappropriate care.
That’s the bad news.
The GOOD NEWS is that you don’t have to continue suffering! You now have the information to help you make an informed decision.
Don’t make this mistake. Finish reading this report so you understand your rights and don’t make the decision to settle until you’re absolutely sure you are 100% okay! Don’t Talk Or Speak To ANYONE About Your Case Until You Finish Reading This FREEREPORT!
What YOUR Doctor Doesn’t Know About Hidden Injuries CAN Hurt YOU!
After any accident, it’s advisable to visit the emergency room to make sure you don’t suffer from any life threatening injuries like broken bones, a punctured lung, or internal bleeding. This, you see, is what Emergency Room doctors specialize in. Soft tissue injuries are very slight and are easily overlooked in an X-ray if you don’t have the proper training to detect them.
MOST DOCTORS DO NOT HAVE THE TRAINING OR EXPERIENCE TO DETECT HIDDEN INJURIES!
As long as there’s no immediate threat to your life, the doctor is more than happy to send you along on your way with some pain medication because that’s all they know how to do. And, when your pain doesn’t go away, you usually visit your family doctor because that’s the doctor you’ve always gone to when you didn’t feel good. This is a mistake many auto accident victims make. Going to your family doctor may result in your injury becoming more severe and worse yet, you may never get out of pain! Don’t put yourself at risk for misery, suffering, and more missing time from work…
Few Doctors Have The Training To Detect A Hidden Injury that could be causing:
- Muscle Stiffness
- Spasm
- Neck Pain
- Headaches
- Numbness And Tingling
- Mid Back Pain
- Low Back Pain
- Difficulty Sleeping
- Irritability
- Memory Loss
- Fatigue
- Difficulty Concentrating
Or worse yet, you may be feeling none of these right now because your injury hasn’t started producing these symptoms yet. And since you feel okay, you may be making the injury more and more severe until the above symptoms start popping up!
The Shocking Truth About Using Pain Relievers, Physical Therapy, And Surgery To Get Rid Of YOUR Pain!
- Injured people feel less injured and are more likely to settle their case when they’re doped up. Your insurance adjuster knows this! Beware of any calls you get while you’re undergoing treatment. And…
- If you feel less injured, you’re more likely to worsen your injury because your body has no method of stopping you.
Pain is our body’s way of telling us to stop doing whatever we’re doing. That way we can’t keep doing things that will make you more and more injured. Ever have a sprained ankle? What happens if you keep walking on it rather than sit it out for a few days? It hurts more and more. And why?
Because you’re making it worse! The same is true for these hidden injuries in your neck and back.
Your Body Will Heal, But How Will It Heal?
Discover RIGHT NOW If You Suffer From A Hidden Injury!
Hidden Injuries are extremely serious problems unfortunately, medical semgpicture_1.jpgscience in under-trained and unequipped to diagnose and treat them with any measure of success. This is a giant health care problem in this country considering 20 million people have suffered from a hidden injury known by the name Whiplash.
The sooner you find out you have a hidden injury, the sooner you can start a treatment plan to get rid of it and get you out of pain as soon as possible. Wouldn’t it be nice to finally be pain free and living your life the same way you did before the accident ever happened?
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Auto Injury and Whiplash Frequently Asked Questions
Should I be evaluated after a minor automobile collision?
Even a collision that seems minor can result in symptoms or injuries that are not immediately obvious. If you develop neck pain, back pain, headaches, stiffness, numbness, tingling, limited movement, or other symptoms after an accident, an evaluation can help determine whether further care or testing is appropriate. Serious or rapidly worsening symptoms should be evaluated urgently.
Can symptoms appear several days after an accident?
Yes. Some people notice pain or stiffness immediately after a collision, while others develop symptoms hours or days later. Neck or back discomfort, headaches, muscle soreness, and changes in movement may become more noticeable after the initial event. Delayed symptoms should not automatically be assumed to be harmless, particularly if they are worsening or affecting normal activities.
What is whiplash?
Whiplash is a term commonly used to describe an injury associated with rapid acceleration and deceleration of the head and neck, often during a motor-vehicle collision. It can affect muscles, ligaments, joints, and other structures of the neck. Symptoms can vary considerably and may include neck pain, stiffness, headaches, reduced movement, or discomfort extending into the shoulders or upper back.
Can a low-speed collision cause neck or back injury?
It is possible to experience an injury even when a collision occurs at a relatively low speed. Vehicle damage alone does not determine whether an occupant has been injured. Factors such as the direction of impact, occupant position, use of restraints, individual health, and other circumstances can influence the forces experienced during a collision. An examination is needed to evaluate an individual’s symptoms and findings.
What records should I bring to my evaluation?
Bring any records you have that are relevant to the collision and your healthcare. These may include emergency-room or urgent-care records, previous X-rays or MRI reports, medication information, and records from other healthcare providers who have evaluated the injury. If applicable, also bring available insurance or claim information. Having relevant records can help provide a more complete picture of what has already been evaluated.
Will you communicate with my attorney or other healthcare providers?
When appropriate and with the necessary patient authorization, healthcare providers involved in an injury case may need to exchange relevant information about evaluation, treatment, or progress. If you are working with an attorney or other healthcare professionals, ask the Anniston Chiropractic team about its current procedures for records requests and professional communication.
Do you document functional limitations and treatment progress?
Clinical documentation can include relevant examination findings, symptoms, functional limitations, treatment provided, and the patient’s response to care. Follow-up evaluations can also be used to document changes over time. The specific documentation appropriate for an individual patient depends on the injury, examination findings, treatment, and clinical circumstances.
When are X-rays or MRI studies appropriate?
Imaging should be based on clinical need. X-rays may be appropriate when an examination or injury history raises concerns that require evaluation of spinal or skeletal structures. MRI may be considered when additional information about discs, nerves, ligaments, or other soft tissues is clinically important. Not every person involved in an automobile collision requires the same imaging.
How long does treatment after an accident take?
There is no standard treatment duration for every automobile injury. Recommendations depend on the type and severity of the injury, examination findings, how long symptoms have been present, overall health, functional limitations, and response to care. Progress should be reassessed during treatment, and no particular recovery time or outcome can be guaranteed.
What if I already went to the emergency room?
You can still be evaluated for ongoing musculoskeletal symptoms after receiving emergency care. Emergency departments appropriately focus on identifying and treating urgent or potentially life-threatening conditions. If you were discharged but continue to experience neck pain, back pain, headaches, stiffness, or other symptoms, further evaluation may be appropriate. Bring your discharge paperwork and any imaging or test results you received.
Can I receive care if I do not have an attorney?
Having an attorney is not inherently required in order to receive healthcare following an automobile accident. However, payment arrangements, insurance claims, and other administrative requirements can vary depending on the circumstances of an injury case. Contact Anniston Chiropractic directly so the team can explain the options and requirements that apply to your situation.
What warning signs require immediate hospital evaluation?
Seek emergency medical attention after an accident for symptoms such as loss of consciousness, confusion, severe or rapidly worsening headache, significant weakness or numbness, difficulty speaking or walking, loss of bladder or bowel control, severe chest or abdominal pain, difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, or other serious or rapidly worsening symptoms. A chiropractic office is not a substitute for emergency medical care when potentially serious injuries are suspected.
Do you accept letters of protection?
Letters of protection and other arrangements related to personal-injury cases involve office-specific financial and administrative policies. Because those policies may change and the provided FAQ source does not establish Anniston Chiropractic’s current requirements, please contact the office directly to determine whether a letter of protection can be accepted for your particular case.
How are treatment costs handled in an injury case?
How treatment costs are handled can depend on the circumstances of the collision, available insurance coverage, and any applicable injury-case arrangements. Before beginning a care plan, ask the Anniston Chiropractic team to explain the financial policies that apply to your case, including your responsibilities and any documentation the office may require.