Category Archives: Whiplash

Whiplash | Dec 5, 2016

Can Chiropractic Care Help With Car Accident Injuries?

Approximately 342,534 auto accidents take place throughout the state of Georgia each year, resulting in over 130,000 injuries according to the Department of Transportation. Common Auto Accident Injuries Whiplash is one of the most common injuries the Chiropractors at AICA Marietta treats. Despite the fact that almost 50 percent of all…

Whiplash | Jan 18, 2017

What Are The Long-Term Health Effects of Whiplash Injury?

If you’ve been in a car accident, you may experience mild to severe neck pain and stiffness. You may even have difficulty moving your head around as usual. This particular state or condition is referred to as Whiplash Injury and it’s more dangerous than you might initially understand. In fact,…

Whiplash | Mar 30, 2017

Chiropractic Treatment For Whiplash and Car Accident Injuries Near Marietta

Approximately three million people throughout the United States sustain Whiplash or some back injury as a result of a car accident. Whiplash serves as the leading car accident injury and is also one of the most untreated conditions because symptoms may not appear for several weeks to a few months…

Accidents, Whiplash | Jul 10, 2020

7 Most Common Car Accident Injuries

In a car accident, an endless number of injuries can occur, but some are more common than others. Because of seatbelts and the ways cars are built, the impact of an accident lends itself to specific injuries on specific parts of the body. Whatever you experience after a car crash,…

Whiplash | Jul 14, 2020

How Long Does Whiplash Last?

If you’ve been injured in a car accident in North Atlanta, look no further than a Marietta chiropractor to treat your car accident injuries. One of the most common car accident injuries is whiplash, and a multi-specialty team of doctors is your best bet for optimal healing, such as orthopedic…

Neck Pain, Whiplash | Jul 25, 2020

Can a Chiropractor Treat Whiplash?

You might not be surprised to hear that the number one cause of whiplash comes from car accidents. However, what you may not realize is how even seemingly small fender-benders can lead to a serious condition like whiplash. A general rule of thumb when it comes to car accidents is…

Whiplash | Dec 3, 2020

What Are the Symptoms of Whiplash?

Whiplash is a tricky car accident injury because its symptoms don’t always show up right away. If you were in a car accident where the force of the collision jostled your body around, especially your head and neck, then you may want to be proactive and see a doctor as…

Whiplash | May 11, 2021

What Is Whiplash Associated Disorder?

The term “whiplash” can be used in a variety of ways. Literally, it means the acceleration-deceleration mechanism of energy transfer to the neck, usually during a high impact event like a car accident in which the head moves back and forth violently. It is also often used as a figurative…

Whiplash | Jun 16, 2021

How Can Whiplash Be Proven in a Car Accident Injury Claim?

Whiplash is the most common injury for car accident victims and yet it is also referred to as a hidden injury for a reason. When you get into a car accident, the shock and stress of the accident can cause your adrenaline to start pumping and keep you from noticing…

Chiropractors, Wellness Library, Whiplash | Aug 10, 2021

What Is Ligament Laxity?

Whiplash is the most common of all car accident injuries and can cause significant pain and discomfort in your neck and upper back. If you went to urgent care of the emergency room after a car accident then you may have received a whiplash diagnosis and recommendation for follow-up treatment.…

Neck Pain, Whiplash | Oct 12, 2021

Neck Pain After an Accident Doesn’t Necessarily Mean You Have Whiplash?

After a car accident, neck pain is an extremely common symptom. This can often be attributed to whiplash, and many people will brush their aches and pains off as “just” whiplash. However, neck pain can actually be a sign of severe injuries resulting from your accident. While you should always…