Texarkana Car Accident FAQ

“I was hurt in an accident in Texarkana. Should I See A Chiropractor for Treatment?”

Yes! A car accident can cause significant damage to your body… not just your car.

 

At times, you might not have any noticeable symptoms and still have injuries due to any number of things. Often people don’t feel the effects initially, but over a period of many days.

Regardless of how mild or how severe your symptoms might be – it’s important to see an chiropractor experienced in treatment of injuries from an auto collision.

Chiropractic treatment is effective for relieving pain, muscle spasms/stiffness, whiplash injuries, joint injuries, disc injuries, extremity injuries, and more that are often caused by collisions.

It’s best to get care as soon as possible after a crash. Early treatment generally helps you recover faster because chiropractic treatment can improve the healing soft tissue injuries, naturally reduce inflammation, and minimize excess scar tissue.

“What Should I Expect On My First Visit at Hagebusch Chiropractic in Texarkana?”

Your first chiropractic appointment with us will include a review of what happened and your medical history, followed by a thorough evaluation so that we can make sure we discover everything that was injured and how badly from the accident.

Depending on those findings, x-rays are likely necessary to check for changes and injuries.

After evaluating everything Dr. Hagebusch will determine the best course of treatment for you. This can include various physiotherapies, chiropractic treatments, rehabilitation, and referrals for evaluation of concerning findings if necessary.

“What Should I Do At Home After An Accident In Texarkana?”

If you have very severe symptoms or injuries, go to the ER.

We can’t give you specific advice for your injuries over the internet because these recommendations will vary depending upon what was injured and the degree of injuries.

This is why we recommend that you contact us as soon as possible so we can get you in to determine what is wrong and how it should be treated.