In the past we’ve written about both whiplash and spinal injury–but whiplash back injury is something that many victims of auto accidents don’t realize that they are suffering from until it is too late to take advantage of the many treatment options that are available to someone who catches a tissue injury early. Many people…
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries to the cervical spine and is a particularly common injury in motor vehicle accidents. Whiplash occurs when there is a sudden acceleration-deceleration that causes the neck to “whip” forward and then backward. Whiplash is especially common in accidents where a car rear ends another, with the person…
It’s not easy to search for a Spinal Injury Lawyer. Over the past few weeks, we’ve put together a whole bunch of resources that we think can help speed up your search. “Spinal injuries and their treatments are expensive and emotionally exhausting trials. Find an attorney immediately to insure financial compensation for medical bills, pain and…
Our spinal cord injury lawyers in Aurora have provided resources in the past about chiropractors and have compiled Chiropractic Treatment Infographics to share. This first Chiropractic Treatment Infographic (from the American Chiropractic Association) has some great tips on avoiding one common cause of back pain. Many parents are surprised to think that this can have an…
As we age, our bodies can take a lot longer to heal. After a spinal injury, many patients are required to attend physical therapy for an extended period of time. Some patients elect to meet with Chiropractors and other so-called ‘alternative,’ practitioners. Many practitioners recommend exercises to their patients. While we aren’t qualified to give…
Understanding the Spine There are actually quite a few parts to the spine. The spinal cord at the center of the spine is surrounded by discs, muscles and other tendons, and even nerves. Healthcare professionals divide the spine into three areas, named by their location. These parts are: the cervical spine (or neck,) thoracic vertebrae (or upper back,)…
