You survived the crash and expected a stiff neck. But now, you’re feeling something stranger: “pins and needles” in your fingers. If you are dropping your keys or shaking out your hands, the problem likely isn’t in your hand at all—it’s in your neck. Learn why “Cervical Radiculopathy” is the most overlooked car accident injury and why New York’s 30-day insurance rule makes waiting dangerous.
Escaped the crash without broken bones, but now your shoulder hurts? Delayed upper back and shoulder pain is a common, hidden injury caused by the ‘Seatbelt Effect’ and bracing for impact. Learn why the pain waited to show up, how to sleep comfortably tonight, and the critical steps you must take to prevent long-term damage.
You’ve just been in a car accident. It’s totally normal to panic and not know what to do next. While your thoughts might initially fall to the state of your car or even getting a lawyer, take a moment to slow down. The most important thing you can do in the first 24 hours is… Read more »
At CT Physical Therapy, we have treated many patients who have been hit by a car while crossing the street. They often hurt their legs and ankles, causing sprains and severe fractures. Most of them come to us after a few weeks with tightness and weakness, whereas others present with severe joint stiffness. Knowing how… Read more »
Managing knee pain after you bump it into a dashboard in a car accident requires expert help. We at CT Care prioritize your recovery and modify your treatment plan when needed.
