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Injured. Got Whiplash?
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Why Choose Claim Buster?
1. £250 bonus on top of your claim!* 2. Some Claims settled in 6 weeks!* 3. No Win No Fee 4. Claims settled fast 5. Keep 100% of your compensation Free Phone 0800 652 3871 |
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Making your Whiplash Claim is easy ...
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Free Phone 0800 653 7075 or complete our Enquiry Form (above). |
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We’ll tell you if you have a claim Whiplash PLUS £250 Upfront cash. Easy! |
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Read More about What is Whiplash & How to make a Whiplash Injury Claim
What is Whiplash?
A whiplash injury occurs primarily when there is an over extension of the neck or what is medically referred to as ‘hyperextension’. The most frequent cause of hyperextension is when the body is truck from behind, most commonly caused in a road traffic accident or car accident. The victim’s body is initially thrown forward, but due to the weight, the head stands still thus effectively making the head swing in a backwards and upwards motion. When this forward and backwards motion occurs certain muscles and ligaments can become stretched or even torn. At this point the neck reflexes, the muscles then contract in an effort to bring the neck back into its natural position again. This over compensation results in the head recoiling forwards and tearing and stretching further muscles and ligaments surrounding the neck, shoulders and upper back areas.What is Whiplash continued
Whiplash can be very difficult to diagnose as X rays and other methods are not always accurate in reflecting and changes to the bone structure. Furthermore a whiplash injury may not always produce visible symptoms, which are not directly related to the original injury itself such as organs, which may suffer a certain degree of nerve damage or even blood supply.What is Whiplash - the diagnosis process for whiplash
The diagnosis process is largely based upon symptoms, any related medical history, a physical examination and a neurological study to ascertain whether the spine has been damaged or injured in any way,What is Whiplash - who is affected by whiplash?
Anybody can be affected by whiplash. Any age and either sex.What is Whiplash - what are the symptoms of whiplash?
- Numbness or pain in the arm or hand
- Headaches
- Dizziness
- Lower back pain
- Blurred vision
- Pain or stiffness in the neck, jaw, shoulders, or arms
- Irritability
- Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
- Nausea and vomiting
- Depression is also a rare problem associated with whiplash