Carrollton Herniated Disc Injuries
One of�the most common health complaints we see at The Parian Law Firm, LLC are injuries to the spine. �Spinal injuries can be caused by a variety of different accidents and activities. �While you cannot see a spinal�injury with the naked eye, they are among the most debilitating and longest lasting injuries a human can suffer and should therefore be addressed with the assistance of a Carrollton catastrophic injury attorney.
Definition of Disc Herniation
A�disc herniation is commonly called a �slipped disc.� �The injury is caused by any sudden or repetitive movement that pushes the cartilage (i.e. spinal disc) between two vertebra out of place causing damage. �Think of a spinal disc as a pillow between two spinal bones that prevents those bones from touching. �When that pillow is injured, it causes the thousands of nerves running out of your spinal cord to become inflamed. �That inflammation causes pressure on those nerves, and the discomfort you face can range from a dull, aching pain to what can only be described as lightning bolts running through your body.
How This Injury is Caused
If you have suffered a herniated disc injury that you believe was caused by the�negligence�of another person or company, you should speak with one of the Carrollton herniated disc attorneys at The Parian Law Firm, LLC. �Our lawyers have represented people suffering from all forms of spinal injury, including disc herniations. �Hopefully, you are seeing an orthopedist that is caring for your spine. �Orthopedic doctors usually require that you perform exercises and stretches prior to performing any epidural injections into your spine. �The best option is for you to get a MRI to properly diagnose the exact damage. �This will assist all involved in your treatment going forward.
Call the Georgia Disc Herniation Lawyers Today
Our Personal Injury Lawyers work for one reason: �To make sure you get a fair shot against the billion dollar insurance companies and corporations. �Your spinal injury is serious. �For whatever reason, claims adjusters just will not believe the seriousness without us explaining the injury in painful detail.
