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Impact of Pre-existing Conditions on Hilton Head Whiplash Claims

If you’ve recently been involved in a car accident in Hilton Head and are now dealing with whiplash injuries, you may be feeling confused and overwhelmed. Your body is in pain, and the process of filing a claim can seem daunting. If you have pre-existing conditions that complicate your recovery, you may be wondering how this could affect your claim. You’re not alone in feeling this way, and it’s understandable to be concerned about the impact of your health history on your case. If you're looking for support and guidance, we are here to help you navigate through these challenges and ensure your rights are protected. We understand the frustration you may be feeling, and we are committed to helping you get the best possible outcome for your case.

Understanding Whiplash and Its Effects

Whiplash injuries are common in car accidents, especially rear-end collisions, and can cause a range of symptoms, including neck pain, stiffness, and headaches. In severe cases, whiplash can lead to chronic pain and mobility issues. When you are involved in a car accident, your body may react in ways that cause strain on the muscles, ligaments, and tendons of your neck. This injury occurs when your neck is abruptly jerked forward and then back, causing damage to the soft tissues.

Even if you had a history of neck pain or other medical conditions before the accident, the trauma from the collision can still cause significant injury. However, if you already had a pre-existing condition, it could complicate the process of receiving full compensation for your injuries. In cases like these, understanding how pre-existing conditions impact your claim is essential to ensuring that you get the compensation you deserve.

How Pre-existing Conditions Affect Whiplash Claims

When you file a whiplash claim, one of the first questions insurance companies or the opposing party may ask is whether you have any pre-existing conditions. Pre-existing conditions are any health issues you had before the accident, including chronic neck pain, arthritis, or other spine-related problems. Unfortunately, insurance companies may try to use these conditions to minimize the value of your claim or deny it altogether. They may argue that your current pain or injuries are the result of your pre-existing conditions, not the car accident.

While it’s true that pre-existing conditions can make you more vulnerable to injury in an accident, this does not mean that you aren’t entitled to compensation. The law does not allow someone to avoid liability simply because a person had a pre-existing condition. However, your attorney must prove that the accident worsened your condition or caused new injuries in addition to any pre-existing problems. The challenge in these cases is showing how the accident exacerbated your pre-existing condition, making it more difficult for you to recover and leading to greater pain and suffering.

Documenting Your Injury and Pre-existing Condition

When you’re dealing with a claim involving both whiplash injuries and pre-existing conditions, documentation is crucial. The more evidence you have to support your claim, the stronger your case will be. This can include medical records, testimonies from treating physicians, and diagnostic imaging such as X-rays or MRIs. Your medical history can help show how your pre-existing condition was manageable before the accident, but it’s important to also demonstrate how the car accident significantly impacted your health.

If you had neck pain before the accident, for example, showing that your pain has increased significantly since the collision can make your case stronger. Medical professionals may also be able to testify that the car accident aggravated the condition or caused additional damage to your spine or neck muscles. When preparing your claim, it is important to gather and present all relevant medical evidence to strengthen your position.

The Role of Insurance Companies and Liability

One of the most difficult aspects of a whiplash claim when pre-existing conditions are involved is dealing with insurance companies. They may try to downplay the significance of your injury, claiming that the damage was already present before the accident. However, the law recognizes that even individuals with pre-existing conditions are entitled to compensation for injuries caused or worsened by the accident. The key is demonstrating how the collision directly impacted your health and worsened your condition.

Insurance companies may also try to argue that your symptoms are part of the normal progression of a pre-existing condition. This is why it’s important to have strong medical evidence showing that your condition is worse due to the accident. Your attorney can work with medical professionals to help prove that the car accident was the cause of your current symptoms, even if you had some neck pain before.

In these cases, it’s crucial to have legal representation to ensure that the insurance company does not take advantage of your pre-existing condition to minimize your settlement. Having an experienced attorney by your side will help level the playing field and protect your interests.

How the Court Handles Pre-existing Conditions

If your case goes to court, the judge and jury will carefully consider the evidence presented, including your pre-existing conditions. However, the court will not automatically dismiss your claim because of these conditions. Instead, they will focus on whether the car accident worsened or caused new injuries that were not part of your original condition. The burden of proof is on you to show that the accident made your situation worse.

Your attorney will work with medical experts to demonstrate how the collision impacted your body and worsened your pre-existing condition. They may also work with experts who can explain how the injury caused by the accident is distinct from the issues you had before. In these situations, it is crucial to have a legal team that understands the intricacies of both whiplash injuries and pre-existing medical conditions.

Why You Need Legal Help

Handling a whiplash claim that involves pre-existing conditions can be complex, and it’s important to have legal representation to navigate the process. Insurance companies often try to minimize the severity of your injuries, and without proper legal guidance, you may not receive the full compensation you deserve. Our team is here to help you understand your rights and ensure that your case is presented in the best possible light.

At Malchow Johnson Injury Lawyers, we understand the stress and confusion that comes with dealing with an injury, especially when pre-existing conditions are involved. We are here to help you get the compensation you deserve. Our team can provide you with the guidance and support you need to handle your claim with confidence.

If you have been injured in a car accident in Hilton Head and are dealing with the challenges of a pre-existing condition, don’t hesitate to contact us. We can help you understand how your injuries are connected to the accident and ensure that your case is thoroughly prepared. Reach out to Malchow Johnson Injury Lawyers today to schedule a consultation and begin the process of securing the compensation you need for your recovery.

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Are pre-existing medical conditions covered?

Before purchasing travel insurance, it is important to declare any existing medical conditions to ensure that claims are not denied. The insurance company needs to review the individual's medical history and communicate with the individual. If the insurance company has policies that cover certain existing medical conditions, they will determine the maximum payout limits accordingly. Therefore, it is safe to discuss all relevant details earlier before purchasing your travel insurance.

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Covid-19, my pre-existing conditions

Whilst we may all be home right now, once we’re out of lockdown and the country begins to open up again, I will be more vulnerable to catching Covid-19 because I deal with a pre-existing condition.

The realities of living through the pandemic has been impossible at times, and although I haven’t been able to prevent emotional storms from cropping up, I am learning how to relate skilfully to each challenging moment.

It is because I deal with autism that I have fear and deal with uncertainty, particularly around the pandemic. My mental health has never been so important, than it is now. How I feel today and cope with Covid-19, is not how I will cope tomorrow.

If we were adept at coping under stress, the pandemic changes that. We’re now exposed to daily conflict through Covid-19.

It is difficult to have resolution around a virus you can’t see. Where I am relying on information and politicians to keep me safe, that information isn’t always forthcoming, which adds more to my anxiety and stress.

Validation is important because it helps us cope with our emotions, function and protect ourselves. In the pandemic that has become near to impossible.

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