Injuries resulting from an Auto Accident, We can help,
Contact the Clearwater Office of David Wall, MD.
Contact the Clearwater Office of David Wall, MD.
Auto Injury M.D.
The Office of David Wall, MD
Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Florida
(727) 724-6373
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The Office of David Wall, MD is
a medical facility specializing in
the treatment of auto accident
injuries. We are NOT a 1-800
referral service.
While we understand that it may
be important and even
necessary for you to hire an
attorney, seeking medical care
at this time should really be
your top priority, after all, it is
covered by auto insurance.
a medical facility specializing in
the treatment of auto accident
injuries. We are NOT a 1-800
referral service.
While we understand that it may
be important and even
necessary for you to hire an
attorney, seeking medical care
at this time should really be
your top priority, after all, it is
covered by auto insurance.
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Treatment and Rehabilitation of Injuries resulting from a Car Accident.
The office of David Wall, MD of Clearwater, Florida treats Auto Accident Injuries.
From shoulder injuries to back injuries, neck pain, whiplash and more, we offer
treatment and rehabilitation in our Clearwater location by our on site physician.
Although car accidents can cause many different injuries, to virtually any part of your
body, these are the most common car accident injuries:
Face and Head Injuries - such as a scrape, bruise, laceration, fracture, TMJ, dental
injury.
Brain Injuries - such as a concussion, post-concussion syndrome, closed head
injury, traumatic brain injury.
Neck Injuries - such as a sprain, strain, whiplash, fracture, cervical radiculopathy,
disc injury.
Shoulder and Arm Injuries - such as a laceration, sprain, strain, fracture,
dislocation, rotator cuff injury.
Back Injuries - such as a sprain, strain, fracture, disc injury, thoracic spine injury,
lumbar radiculopathy, lumbar spine injury.
Leg, Knee and Foot Injuries - such as a laceration, bruise, fracture, sprain, strain,
dislocation, ligament injury, hip injury, knee injury, foot injury.
Is there always a direct relationship between the severity of the car accident
and the seriousness of the injury?
Simply stated, No.
Major accidents usually cause major injuries and minor accidents sometimes result in
little or no injury.
But you've probably heard about car crashes where a car was totaled but the driver,
miraculously, walked away unharmed. And, you have also probably heard about the
opposite situation, where a relatively minor car accident left a driver with injuries that
caused a lifetime of problems.
Are all car accident injuries obvious right away?
Many are, but some aren't.
As a result of the trauma of the car accident, your body reflexively produces hormones
called endorphins which are painkillers. Because of the excitement of the accident and
the production of endorphins, you might not know right away that you have been
injured.
So what should you do if you suspect that have been injured in a car
accident?
You should see a doctor if you have any symptoms of an injury after your car
accident, even if it was a fairly low speed impact or a small damage collision.
The office of David Wall, MD of Clearwater, Florida treats Auto Accident Injuries.
From shoulder injuries to back injuries, neck pain, whiplash and more, we offer
treatment and rehabilitation in our Clearwater location by our on site physician.
Although car accidents can cause many different injuries, to virtually any part of your
body, these are the most common car accident injuries:
Face and Head Injuries - such as a scrape, bruise, laceration, fracture, TMJ, dental
injury.
Brain Injuries - such as a concussion, post-concussion syndrome, closed head
injury, traumatic brain injury.
Neck Injuries - such as a sprain, strain, whiplash, fracture, cervical radiculopathy,
disc injury.
Shoulder and Arm Injuries - such as a laceration, sprain, strain, fracture,
dislocation, rotator cuff injury.
Back Injuries - such as a sprain, strain, fracture, disc injury, thoracic spine injury,
lumbar radiculopathy, lumbar spine injury.
Leg, Knee and Foot Injuries - such as a laceration, bruise, fracture, sprain, strain,
dislocation, ligament injury, hip injury, knee injury, foot injury.
Is there always a direct relationship between the severity of the car accident
and the seriousness of the injury?
Simply stated, No.
Major accidents usually cause major injuries and minor accidents sometimes result in
little or no injury.
But you've probably heard about car crashes where a car was totaled but the driver,
miraculously, walked away unharmed. And, you have also probably heard about the
opposite situation, where a relatively minor car accident left a driver with injuries that
caused a lifetime of problems.
Are all car accident injuries obvious right away?
Many are, but some aren't.
As a result of the trauma of the car accident, your body reflexively produces hormones
called endorphins which are painkillers. Because of the excitement of the accident and
the production of endorphins, you might not know right away that you have been
injured.
So what should you do if you suspect that have been injured in a car
accident?
You should see a doctor if you have any symptoms of an injury after your car
accident, even if it was a fairly low speed impact or a small damage collision.
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