Whiplash is a neck strain associated with a rapid forward, backward, or sideways movement of the head and neck, commonly during a rear-end collision.
Whiplash is a neck strain associated with a rapid forward, backward, or sideways movement of the head and neck, commonly during a rear-end collision.
Whiplash is a common auto-collision concern. Symptoms can be immediate or become more noticeable later, so the examination considers the impact, symptom timeline, and neck or upper-back movement.
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Yes. Pain, stiffness, headaches, and movement changes may become apparent after the accident rather than at the scene.
No. Recommendations depend on the diagnostic exam, symptoms, movement findings, and individual response.
Call 911 or seek emergency medical care for severe, sudden, or life-threatening symptoms. This page does not replace emergency care or diagnosis.
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