Shoulder Injuries
Sustaining shoulder injuries as the result of an accident can cause pain, discomfort, and inconvenience. Shoulder injuries can lead accident victims to experience a limited range of motion which might make it impossible for them to perform the duties of their jobs.
Shoulders are joints where the upper arm bones, collarbones, and shoulder blades meet. They are held together by rotator cuffs, a group of muscles and tendons that allow people to raise, lower, and move their arms. Given the important daily functions shoulders facilitate, injuries to any of their components can be extremely disruptive and painful.
Some common shoulder injuries include:
- Dislocation
- Fractures
- Separation
- Cartilage tears
- Torn rotator cuff
- Bursitis
- And possibly more
If you were involved in an accident and sustained a shoulder injury as a result, you might be eligible to pursue compensation for injury-related damages you have incurred. If your accident was the result of someone else’s negligence, contact Preszler Injury Lawyers to learn about legal courses of action you may be able to take.
Recovering from Shoulder Injuries
Coping with the day to day reality of living with a shoulder injury can be frustrating and painful. Oftentimes, after resetting a dislocated, separated, or fractured shoulder back into place, a doctor might recommend the injured accident victim wear a sling for an extended period of time. In addition to rest, heat and ice, and over the counter pain medication, a doctor might try injecting a corticosteroid directly into the joint to relieve the pain.
Many people find that practicing certain mindfulness techniques help them manage the pain and stress associated with shoulder injuries. However, in order to regain a full range of motion and strengthen their injured joints, patients might require expensive treatments like physiotherapy, personal training, massage therapy, and other expenses not necessarily covered by their insurance policies.
Furthermore, if their shoulder injuries prevent them from returning to their workplaces, injured accident survivors may be unable to continue earning their regular wages. This is especially true for unsalaried, hourly workers who do not have access to paid medical leave or short-term disability benefits.
Recovering from any kind of injury, even a moderately severe one, can be expensive. At Preszler Injury Lawyers, we believe that no one should be forced to pay for someone else’s negligence. If your injurious accident was caused by someone else’s misconduct, call our Ontario personal injury lawyers today at 1-800-JUSTICE.
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By taking advantage of a free initial consultation with our personal injury lawyers serving Ontario, you will have the opportunity to review the manner in which your accident occurred and learn whether you might be entitled to pursue compensation. If you are eligible to take legal action, our Ontario personal injury lawyers can help you determine the total amount of damages to which you might be entitled and work on your behalf to try getting you the compensation you deserve.
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