Car accidents, even minor ones, can leave a lasting impact on your body. While some injuries are immediately obvious, others may take days or even weeks to appear. Ignoring these hidden injuries can lead to chronic pain, reduced mobility, and long-term health complications. This is why seeking care—especially from a physical therapist—is crucial after an accident, even if you feel…
An automobile accident is one of the most common causes of injury to joints, muscles, and bones. Immediately following a car accident, drivers and passengers may not feel any pain; however, the collision may have caused a whiplash injury. Whiplash injury occurs during an automobile accident when a person’s head is suddenly forced backward and forwards by the physics of…
If you were just in an auto accident and you don’t have any apparent broken bones, you might turn your attention to your vehicle. That said, you may have soft tissue injuries you don’t even yet realize, such as a whiplash injury. Here’s everything you need to know about whiplash: Q: What is whiplash? A: Whiplash is soft tissue damage…
