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Plain-language answers about car wrecks, insurance paperwork, neck and back pain and DOT physicals, from Dr. Luke Audirsch, D.C.
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Back Pain After a Wreck: When to Get Checked
The National Institutes of Health says to see a doctor for back pain after a fall or injury. Here are the warning signs, how your back gets examined and what to do until your appointment.
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DOT Physicals: Who Can Do One, and How Often?
A DOT physical must be done by a medical examiner on the National Registry, and drivers must be certified at least every 24 months, with exceptions. Here is what the federal rules say.
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Hurt in a Wreck in Arkansas? Who Pays First, and What "Rejected in Writing" Means
Your own auto policy may include no-fault medical benefits, unless someone rejected them in writing. Here is how to check your coverage before the bills start.
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The Arkansas Accident Report People Miss: The SR-1 Within 30 Days
Arkansas has its own accident report, the SR-1, due within 30 days when someone is hurt or damage tops $1,000. Here is who it applies to and what the form asks for.
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What Does the Research Say About Spinal Manipulation for Back and Neck Pain?
Spinal manipulation may lead to small improvements in low-back pain and can help acute neck pain, with caveats. Here is what the National Institutes of Health says, including the side effects.
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Whiplash and Neck Pain After a Crash: What to Know
Whiplash is a soft tissue injury to the neck, also called neck sprain or strain. Here is what it is, which symptoms mean call 911, how it is treated and what to write down before your visit.
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