A persistent headache after a car accident is one of the most common—and often delayed—signs of whiplash, even if you didn’t hit your head. This neck injury can lead to chronic pain if ignored. Learn the signs to look for and discover why physical therapy is the most effective way to treat the source of the pain, rather than just masking the symptoms.
Car accidents are exhausting, and the pain that comes after is no joke. If you’re reading this, chances are you’re dealing with that dreaded stiff, achy, can’t-turn-your-head feeling. That, my friend, is likely whiplash. It happens when your head suddenly snaps forward and then back, straining the muscles and ligaments in your neck. The good… Read more »
Whiplash is a common injury following rear-ended car collisions. It occurs when the neck is forced back and forth during a crash. While perceived as a minor injury, whiplash may lead to long-term pain. Here are the best ways to manage neck pain after a whiplash in a car accident: Seek Medical Help Right Away… Read more »
