Explaining Pain After an Auto Accident

Pain is Communication
There Even When It’s Not
What Happens in an Accident
Car accidents of any kind present a shock to your body. Depending on the kind of injuries you got in an accident, you might experience pain from it in a variety of ways, including:
Immediately
Within a few hours
Within a few days
Within a few weeks
Not at all
How We Address Your Pain
What Your Pain is
Telling You…
If you have no visible injuries from an accident but are still experiencing pain, see a doctor right away. There are countless invisible conditions that could be causing your discomfort, and addressing them is crucial to your recovery.
What Your Pain is Telling You…
If you have no visible injuries from an accident but are still experiencing pain, see a doctor right away. There are countless invisible conditions that could be causing your discomfort, and addressing them is crucial to your recovery.
And What It Isn’t.
You walked away from a car crash with no visible injuries and no pain. Lucky, right? Maybe. A lack of pain doesn’t mean a lack of injury. Don’t take any chances–see a doctor to rule out any underlying issues that may not be presenting through pain (yet), including:

Better Safe Than Sorry
Accidents are serious, even when they seem mild. Don’t take any gambles with your health and mobility. If you were in a car accident, see a trusted medical professional regardless of your pain levels. You’ll be glad you did.
