Jaw or temporomandibular joint pain is common after an auto injury, even when there is no direct trauma to the jaw. The condition can be confusing to health care providers, as, oftentimes, the jaw symptoms don't appear immediately after the injury, sometimes developing weeks or even months later. MORE INFO and VIDEO BELOW Research suggests that jaw pain after an auto injury actually
Treatment for Auto Injuries
Our doctors at TriCounty Pain Management Centers can help you get relief from automobile injuries and pain from car accidents. Call 215-486-1800 for an appointment at one of our many locations: Philadelphia, West Philadelphia, Warminster, Exton, Ardmore, Willow Grove, Bethlehem, Norristown, Neshaminy Valley/Bensalem, Pennsylvania plus Middletown and Wilmington DE.
Recovering From Auto Injuries
Recovering from an auto accident injury can be a difficult process, but with the experience of our team of physicians at Tri County PMC, you can get back to your normal routine and get relief from painful injury. View more in the video stream. If you are on a mobile device, watch the videos in wide screen mode. For help relieving the pain from an auto injury, make an appointment with
Most Common Auto Injuries in Philadelphia and the U.S.
Auto injuries happen far too often in this county, and can cause some extremely painful and long-lasting conditions. At TriCounty Pain Management, we help auto injury victims throughout Eastern Pennsylvania to get relief from the pain. Here are some of the most common injuries our doctors commonly see from automobile accidents throughout the greater Philadelphia region: Neck Injuries The head
Neck Pain and Auto Injury
During a rear-end collision, the head and torso are thrust in opposite directions in a very short period of time. So it is not surprising that most of the symptoms of whiplash are centered in that part of the body between the head and the torso — the neck. MORE INFO and VIDEO BELOW The neck is made up of a complex network of bones, discs, ligaments, nerves, blood vessels, and muscles —
Head Restrains & Whiplash Injury
Auto injuries are an expensive and painful problem around the world. Experts estimate that we spend over $30 billion per year in treating the pain and disability that can result from a rear-end crash. MORE INFO and VIDEO BELOW Most people don't realize that many of these types of injuries can be prevented by properly adjusting your head restraint. Research done on live traffic shows
Lower Back Pain After Auto Injury
Many people report back pain after a car crash. This results from the vertebrae moving in different directions, stretching or tearing the ligaments of the spine. Learn more in this video about the biomechanics of lumbar spine injury. Contact our offices if you need a consultation. CLICK BELOW TO WATCH VIDEO If you suffer pain call the medical professionals at our pain
Shoulder Pain After Auto Injury
Shoulder pain is a problem experienced by many auto injury patients, and there are two common causes. The first is direct trauma to the shoulder during the crash. If your shoulder strikes something directly, it can injure the joint capsule. Also, if you are gripping the steering wheel tightly during a rear-end collision, your body can lag behind the car, putting strain on your wrists and
Chiropractic Relieves Dizziness After Auto Injury
Vertigo and dizziness are common after auto injuries. A study shows how chiropractic can help. Watch the video for more. CLICK BELOW TO WATCH VIDEO If you suffer pain call the medical professionals at our pain management centers. We use state of the art treatments and can help to relieve your pain. Locate our offices and make an appointment at 215-486-1800
Radicular Pain After Auto Injury
Radicular pain, or radiating pain, is caused by interference or pinching of the spinal nerves. This results in pain, tingling, or numbness in parts of your body far from the actual source of the problem. MORE INFO and VIDEO BELOW If your spine is injured, there are a number of things that can affect the nerves. Injured ligaments and muscles can cause inflammation of the nerve root,
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Thoracic outlet syndrome manifests in a variety of confusing symptoms. The thoracic outlet is a bottleneck of nerves and blood vessels that travel between the head and arm. After a crash, inflammation of the muscles can compress the nerves resulting in discomfort and painful symptoms. Learn more in the video below. CLICK BELOW TO WATCH VIDEO If you suffer pain call the medical
