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Whiplash & Neck Injury Compensation
Although the type of injury sustained in a road traffic accident can vary widely, from minor bruises and cuts to severe disablement, amputation and even death, there is one injury which is far more prevalent than any other in this type of accident and that is whiplash. Estimates have stated that as much as 20 per cent of car accident victims suffer from whiplash.
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Whiplash explained
Whiplash injury affects the soft tissue in the neck and occurs when the neck has been jerked quickly and violently in one direction and then rapidly the other way. The kind of accident which causes this can be an impact from behind or the need to make an emergency stop. The sudden jerking causes the tissue, nerves, muscles and tendons to be violently stretched in a manner which causes painful damage.
Although road traffic accidents are by far the most common cause of whiplash injuries, they can also be caused by the likes of a violent blow to the head, during an assault for example, or by damage brought about by repetitive movement, which may take place during sports or in the workplace.
The symptoms of whiplash
Many people often think of whiplash as being a minor injury and, in recent years, it has gained something of a bad reputation as being an injury which is easily faked by people wishing to exploit the compensation claims system. In truth, however, whiplash commonly has many symptoms of a debilitating and unpleasant type. These include:
- Pain in the neck, shoulders and arms
- Tingling in the arms
- Headaches
- Dizziness
- Tinnitus
- Temporary memory loss
- Stiffness
- Muscle spasms and nausea
Making a whiplash injury claim
If you have suffered whiplash as a result of a car accident that wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to make a no win no fee whiplash claim with an expert injury lawyer. Simply fill in the form on this page, or call the freephone number 0800 234 6438 and get free, no obligation claims advice from a trained legal adivser.
