Work injuries can be very painful, limiting, and frustrating. Often, work place injuries are due to repetitive stress leading to fatigue or poor workspace ergonomics.
Two of the most common areas injured in the work place are the back and the neck. Chiropractic treatment for these injuries is gentle, non-invasive, and heals the tissues without the use of medications.
It’s not necessary to see a medical doctor before seeking chiropractic treatment for a work injury. Also, anyone injured at work should immediately notify a supervisor and obtain the name of a witness, if one was present at the scene. For more information about reporting work injuries and your rights regarding treatments and compensations, click here: http://www.lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Claims/default.asp
Schedule an AppointmentDisclaimer: Please keep in mind that this information is only for general knowledge; it is not to be used for self-diagnosis or self-treatment.
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