Unexpected events like car accidents or bike accidents can leave you with traumatic injuries to your neck, spine, and other parts of your body. At Centennial Spine and Pain, with offices on Flamingo Road and Decatur Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada, the experienced pain management specialists offer treatments to control your pain. They also focus on your recovery from a traumatic injury to your spinal cord, soft tissues, and bones. To schedule a consultation to discuss your options for treating accident injuries, call the Centennial Spine and Pain office nearest you today or book an appointment online.
There are a variety of accidents that can negatively impact your long-term health and cause chronic pain.
The team at Centennial Spine and Pain can diagnose and treat a wide range of painful injuries that result from:
These situations can cause soft tissue injuries, head trauma, and spinal cord injuries that range from mild to life-threatening.
One of the most common consequences of accident injuries is whiplash, a neck injury that results from the force of the back-and-forth movement of your head at the time of impact.
Some accidents can be serious enough to require emergency medical treatment at a hospital before you can meet with the team at Centennial Spine and Pain.
If you develop whiplash after an accident, you may experience:
You can experience these symptoms immediately after the accident, but you can also develop them over time in the days and weeks after the event.
If you’re in any type of accident, you should schedule a diagnostic evaluation with the team at Centennial Spine and Pain. They offer on-site diagnostic testing services to give you an accurate diagnosis and provide customized treatment plans to help you recover from accident injuries.
If you have whiplash, the team at Centennial Spine and Pain may initially recommend reducing your activities so you can rest. You may also benefit from heat or cold therapy to relieve pain and stiffness in your neck.
Oral medications or injectable therapies can help relax your muscles so you can engage in exercises at home and in physical therapy sessions.
If you have other injures from an accident that are more serious, Centennial Spine and Pain offers nonsurgical services to treat pain, such as:
When these treatments aren’t enough to address your pain, you may need surgery to repair spine damage or to implant a spinal cord stimulation device.
To learn more about your treatment options for accident injuries, call the Centennial Spine and Pain office nearest you today or book a consultation online.
