This shows three ways to grade you sprain and strain injury from auto accident injury, sports injury, whiplash injury, spine injury or others.
Grade I sprain and strain has sings and symptoms as follows:
Grade II sprain and strain has sings and symptoms as follows:
Grade III sprain and strain has sings and symptoms as follows:
Please call your health care professional to evaluate your spine or joint injuries as soon as possible for the best recovery. A treatment plan for your injury can be developed after a initial evaluation. With professional care, your sprain and strain in your spine or joints will heal without permanent impairment.
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Sarah Rodriguez
5/30/2015 12:52:14 am
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7/9/2024 03:49:19 am
Navigating pregnancy can be challenging, especially with the discomfort that comes with it. Your tips on minimizing back pain during pregnancy are incredibly helpful! I particularly appreciate the emphasis on posture correction and gentle exercises. It's reassuring to know that these simple adjustments can make such a difference. Looking forward to implementing these tips and enjoying a more comfortable pregnancy journey. Thank you for sharing these valuable insights!
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12/26/2024 06:31:29 am
This blog offers valuable insights on grading injuries from auto accidents. It provides clear steps to assess injury severity, helping individuals understand the importance of proper diagnosis and treatment. The practical approach is both informative and empowering for those navigating post-accident recovery. Great resource for anyone seeking to evaluate their injuries accurately and take the right actions.
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12/27/2024 02:29:34 am
Thanks for sharing! Grading your injury after an auto accident is crucial for proper treatment. Start by assessing the severity—mild pain or discomfort might indicate a soft tissue injury, while intense pain, swelling, or inability to move could suggest a more serious injury like fractures or internal damage. Always seek medical attention to accurately grade and address your injury. Great read.
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AuthorYong H. Kim, DC, DACNB, FABES, FIAMA Dipl.Ac. Archives
May 2021
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