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  • Herniated Disc and Bulging Disc Injury

    July 13, 2016

    Accidents can occur to anyone, anywhere and at any time. Some of them result in minor injuries if we’re lucky, while others could result in a life-altering experience. Severe, chronic pain, permanent disability, enormous and constant medical expenses, loss of career and quality of life, amputation, disability or even death can occur. The first priority when accidents happen is of course to get the best and most appropriate medical treatment. Once this has been taken care of, it’s crucial that you consider talking to a reputed, experienced personal injury lawyer. This is because accidents are usually caused by someone’s fault or negligence. The injured are entitled to seek compensation from those responsible for the event.

    One of the most serious injuries that can occur following an accident is a herniated or bulging disc injury. It causes severe pain and affects your mobility, while resulting in chronic problems with reflexes and sensitivity.

    Herniated (slipped) disc or Bulging disc 

    This condition may sometimes go undiagnosed even by experienced professionals. Following an accident, the injured are examined in the ER of busy local hospitals and if there are no immediate symptoms, the patient may be declared unhurt. However, certain types of injuries appear after a time delay. In the aftermath of an accident, our adrenaline rush may mask pain and discomfort and hence we may not report them to the physicians.

    The vertebral column consists of 26 bones that are protected by discs that serve to absorb shocks while we move, jump, run etc. These discs have an inner and outer layer. Injuries cause the inner layer to bulge out into the outer layer, causing herniated or bulging discs. This protrusion or bulge puts pressure on the surrounding tissues and nerves, resulting in pain, numbness, immobility, weakness etc. Pain is felt based on the location of the herniation. You may also experience pain during sneezing, coughing or sudden movements. Some people experience numbness and inability to hold objects. “Pins and Needles” or tingling sensations are also common.

    Our experienced personal injury attorneys can ensure that you get a proper diagnosis and report so that your treatment can begin without delay.

    Treatments 

    Physicians usually refer you to specialists to confirm the diagnosis. They may begin with conservative treatments like exercise programs, supplemented by OTC medications and avoidance of heavy exertion. If these are not sufficient, they may move onto various pain management techniques, including steroid injections and medications. The last degree of treatment would be surgery to remove or replace the disc.

    How We Can Assist

    Our personal injury law firm can ensure that your case is thoroughly  evaluated before we give you a legal opinion and advice about filing a compensation claim. If you have suffered disability, our disability claims lawyers can assist you with the process of putting together a robust claim for compensation, backed by evidence from experts, documentary proof etc.

    We can represent you in all negotiations/communications with the at-fault party, their insurers and legal representatives to ensure that your rights are safeguarded at all times.

    If you, your family or a friend has been injured in an accident, please feel free to speak to one of our injury lawyers for a free consultation about how we are able to assist in making a personal injury claim. We consult in all cities across Ontario with a no win no fee guarantee. Our personal injury lawyers have helped victims secure millions of dollars in personal injury cases. Call us Toll Free On our 24/7 Injury Hotline: 1 – 844 495 7333 or Text a Personal Injury ‎Lawyer 24/7 and get instant help. (416 931 5015)

  • Herniated Disc and Bulging Disc Injury

    July 13, 2016

    Accidents can occur to anyone, anywhere and at any time. Some of them result in minor injuries if we’re lucky, while others could result in a life-altering experience. Severe, chronic pain, permanent disability, enormous and constant medical expenses, loss of career and quality of life, amputation, disability or even death can occur. The first priority when accidents happen is of course to get the best and most appropriate medical treatment. Once this has been taken care of, it’s crucial that you consider talking to a reputed, experienced personal injury lawyer. This is because accidents are usually caused by someone’s fault or negligence. The injured are entitled to seek compensation from those responsible for the event.

    One of the most serious injuries that can occur following an accident is a herniated or bulging disc injury. It causes severe pain and affects your mobility, while resulting in chronic problems with reflexes and sensitivity.

    Herniated (slipped) disc or Bulging disc 

    This condition may sometimes go undiagnosed even by experienced professionals. Following an accident, the injured are examined in the ER of busy local hospitals and if there are no immediate symptoms, the patient may be declared unhurt. However, certain types of injuries appear after a time delay. In the aftermath of an accident, our adrenaline rush may mask pain and discomfort and hence we may not report them to the physicians.

    The vertebral column consists of 26 bones that are protected by discs that serve to absorb shocks while we move, jump, run etc. These discs have an inner and outer layer. Injuries cause the inner layer to bulge out into the outer layer, causing herniated or bulging discs. This protrusion or bulge puts pressure on the surrounding tissues and nerves, resulting in pain, numbness, immobility, weakness etc. Pain is felt based on the location of the herniation. You may also experience pain during sneezing, coughing or sudden movements. Some people experience numbness and inability to hold objects. “Pins and Needles” or tingling sensations are also common.

    Our experienced personal injury attorneys can ensure that you get a proper diagnosis and report so that your treatment can begin without delay.

    Treatments 

    Physicians usually refer you to specialists to confirm the diagnosis. They may begin with conservative treatments like exercise programs, supplemented by OTC medications and avoidance of heavy exertion. If these are not sufficient, they may move onto various pain management techniques, including steroid injections and medications. The last degree of treatment would be surgery to remove or replace the disc.

    How We Can Assist

    Our personal injury law firm can ensure that your case is thoroughly  evaluated before we give you a legal opinion and advice about filing a compensation claim. If you have suffered disability, our disability claims lawyers can assist you with the process of putting together a robust claim for compensation, backed by evidence from experts, documentary proof etc.

    We can represent you in all negotiations/communications with the at-fault party, their insurers and legal representatives to ensure that your rights are safeguarded at all times.

    If you, your family or a friend has been injured in an accident, please feel free to speak to one of our injury lawyers for a free consultation about how we are able to assist in making a personal injury claim. We consult in all cities across Ontario with a no win no fee guarantee. Our personal injury lawyers have helped victims secure millions of dollars in personal injury cases. Call us Toll Free On our 24/7 Injury Hotline: 1 – 844 495 7333 or Text a Personal Injury ‎Lawyer 24/7 and get instant help. (416 931 5015)

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