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Back Injuries After A Car Crash
The most important thing to do is to seek medical care immediately. Even if you may have declined medical treatment at the scene of the accident, you can still seek help now. It is not too late. When you go in for treatment, make sure you tell the doctor that you were in a car accident so that he or she properly documents it in your file.
Back Pain: More Than Just an Inconvenience
Suffering from back pain can truly be debilitating. It can limit your job performance, your social life, and increase your medical expenses.
Back pain can be related to a problem anywhere, from the neck all the way down to the tailbone. That includes the bones and joints of the spine (vertebrae), the discs that sit between each vertebra that cushion the bones, and the muscles and ligaments that support the spine.
Severe Back Injuries After Your Car Accident
Severe back injuries can include:
- Sprained or strained ligaments
- Sprained or strained muscles
- Fractured spine
- Ruptured disc
- Herniated or slipped disc
- Compressed nerves (cauda equina syndrome)
Get Help Today
At our firm, we understand that you may not have felt your injury at the time of your Atlanta crash because your heart was pounding, your nerves were on edge, and your adrenaline was flowing. Many people only recognize that they have been injured after the adrenaline wears off. You may still be entitled to receive financial compensation for pain and suffering, lost wages from missed time at work, medical bills, and more.
If you do have a serious back injury, call our qualified car accident lawyers in Atlanta at The Kalka Law Group so we can present this case to the insurance company.
To find out more about your rights to recovery after your Georgia crash, contact a skilled Atlanta accident attorney at The Kalka Law Group today.
