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    Treatment For an Accident Case If I Have Arachnoiditis

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    What is Arachnoiditis?

    If you have been in a serious car accident, you may have injured your back. Many people injure their backs in a car crash as a matter of course. There are jerking physical forces that will affect your back exclusively in a car accident. You may be thrown around in the vehicle. You could twist your back trying to stay static during the crash. You also could have been thrown or ejected from the vehicle from the force of the impact at the moment of crashing the car. Either way, it is typically common for people to have hurt their lower backs after a car accident.

    If your back has remained in excruciating pain even a few weeks after the loss, you might have injured your arachnoids. The injury of arachnoiditis is defined as an inflammation of the membrane around the spinal cord. If this area of your back is injured, you have inflamed the arachnoid membrane and it can compress the spinal nerves in the process. If there are adhesions in this area of the body, the nerves of the spine adhere or stick together in a painful mass of your lower back.

    Arachnoiditis Symptoms Are Highly Painful

    This injury is a particularly painful injury to the lower back. The symptoms can mimic other injuries, but include:

    • Chronic and constant back pain
    • Numbness
    • Tingling
    • Stinging
    • Burning
    • Pain radiating down the legs
    • Muscle cramps
    • Leg or back twitches
    • Back spasms
    • Compression pains
    • Sexual function issues
    • Bladder function issues
    • Bowel function issues

    Doctors are trained to use MRIs and CT scans to sort out the root nerve causes of arachnoiditis. But it is increasingly difficult to treat, as it is a complicated diagnosis. The pain people feel with a diagnosis of arachnoiditis is real. The pain is significant and life-changing on all levels. People who have car accidents are not expecting to have this type of deep tissue pain from their back after a crash.

    Why Is It Hard to Treat the Symptoms of Arachnoiditis After a Car Accident?

    Arachnoiditis is a condition that is hard to treat, and difficult to help someone fulfil a complete recovery. This is because the long-term effects of this disease are unpredictable for most people. If you are suffering from arachnoiditis after your car accident, you have unbelievable pain in your lower back. Even with a regimen for pain management, a course of physiotherapy, changes in back strengthening exercises and psychotherapy to manage the injury, you still may have years before you can say that you are recovered from arachnoiditis.

    If you are slated to have a surgery to act as an intervention to help you heal faster, the surgery may not be a panacea after all. The surgeries in this are of the back can be with a poor outcome, and often cannot guarantee long-term cures for your pain. Call now to talk to a lawyer who can put together a winning case for your diagnosis of arachnoiditis. If you have not been formally diagnosed by a medical professional, you need to still call us to discuss the case. You may be told that you do have arachnoiditis at a later date. You need to talk to us now, in the event that your injury does not heal properly. You will want to talk to an attorney to discuss your claim today.

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    What If Your Prognosis Is Poor After the Diagnosis of Arachnoiditis?

    The reason that many people have problems with arachnoiditis is that this injury is hard to categorize. It is generally thought in the medical community as a result of pain that will diffuse across the sufferer’s entire back. It can leave you with the feeling of ants crawling up and down your back and legs. Or it can create a feeling that there are psychological reasons for your pain, as well as the physical hurt that you are experiencing.

    In the medical community, doctors are often at a loss to help people with the injury of arachnoiditis. If a person has been in a car crash, and has intensified back pain, thoracic spine pain, sacrum and coccyx pain, and pelvis or perineum pain, it is highly difficult to get to the bottom of all of these pain issues to treat the injury. An injury of arachnoiditis can also mean that your neck and arms are also injured or have issues.

    Why is Arachnoiditis So Painful and Hard to Recover from This Injury?

    The complications of your arachnoiditis injury will make it extremely difficult to treat indeed. This is not the type of injury that will go away easily or quickly with a pill, a stretching exercise or a therapy session to discuss your anxieties about being injured. You will need a whole-body pain management plan. We understand how difficult the arachnoiditis pain is to “cure.” We are here for you as you heal. Remember, you have us to talk to in this case. Just call an attorney with expertise in this case will know what to do next. We will get you the money you deserve in this case.

    You need to give us a call to discuss the case as soon as you experience pain in your back after a loss. In this way, once a lawsuit is filed, there will be no more assumptions on this issue. We are able to match you up with a lawyer with experience in this type of claim. We will get you the money that you deserve to recover fully in this case.

    What Do I Do About the Pain of Arachnoiditis?

    The difficulty of treating the pain of arachnoiditis, is that there is more than one pain point, and it is difficult to isolate the areas of pain for treatment. Often, the medical doctors will rely on endoscopic interventions to look at nerve endings and inflammation, to get the best diagnosis. But diagnosing arachnoiditis may not be the most exact science. This is because a surgeon will look at the person’s spine, and not be able to isolate the reasons for the damaged tissues. In this type of relief surgery, the spinal area needs to be reviewed, and the nerve roots exposed to find the main points of the irritation and inflammation.

    But with fusions in the area that are not supposed to be stuck together, it may be just too difficult to get a successful surgical result. That is harsh to know, but it is the case in many instances. If this is the case for you, there is no other way out that you can get, is to call us for a lawyer with specialty in this issue. You need to call us first, and will separate the most important information out for winning this case. If you call us today, we will pair you with lawyers who can help with the process of winning this case.

    How Do I Get My Claim Settled for Arachnoiditis?

    It will be important for you to get your claim settled if you have arachnoiditis. This is because there will be months to years of treatments in line to help you manage the pain. You will need your settlement package to be completed as soon as possible, to meet the needs of your trying to recover from the injury. You need to talk to an experienced attorney in Los Angeles who will balance all theories for a winning case, and win the case for you, hands down!

    Here are possible outcomes that you could experience with arachnoiditis:

    • Sensory loss
    • Constant low back pain
    • Paraparesis
    • Sensory loss
    • Neurological impairments
    • Walking difficulties
    • Death from perioperative complications
    • Urinary incontinence
    • A later diagnosis of syringomyelia
    • Bowel incontinence
    • Sensory loss at T10 level
    • Paresthesia of the abdomen
    • Anuresis
    • Continued worsening of locomotive functions
    • Paralysis
    • Wheelchair bound indefinitely

    For this reason, you will need all of the money from your recovery compensation package. This will help to manage your medical bills and expenses. When you give us a call, we can help you easily in this regard.

    What Happens If I Am Wheelchair Bound for the Rest of My Life?

    There are people who suffer with pain for the rest of their lives as a result of arachnoiditis. In those cases, some people are able to go on and lead full lives. They just have to fight the chronic back pain as well for the rest of their significant future. You may need to be in a wheelchair or not, that will be seen in the future. In the meantime, you need to work on and focus on healing from your injuries and your experience with arachnoiditis.

    Our job is to support you as you heal from arachnoiditis. We are here for you, and are sensitive to your emotions and pain at this time. When you give us a call, we are here for you to talk to about your case, your pain and your pain and suffering related to this case.

    I Am Very Upset That My Back Won’t Heal with Arachnoiditis”

    We understand that it will be upsetting and overwhelming to have to manage the pain from arachnoiditis. After an accident, most people expect to make a full recovery. Even if it takes months or years, the average person assumes a full recovery after an accident or a loss. But that is not always the case. If you are feeling a certain way after your experience with arachnoiditis, you may have pain and suffering associated with this loss.

    If you experience feelings from the following list, you may have a pain and suffering claim related to our arachnoiditis. If you feel this way, you have pain and suffering related to your accident, with associated feelings of:

    1. Loss
    2. Anxiety
    3. Doom
    4. Gloom
    5. Depression
    6. Hopelessness
    7. Sorrow
    8. Sadness
    9. Giving up on life
    10. Overwhelmed
    11. Diminished joy for life

    There are many emotional, physical and mental changes that you will be experiencing with arachnoiditis. We know that this can feel overwhelming at times, but take heart. We are here to help you through this process. We will know how to get you the full amount of a recovery. This will help you with your present and future medical expenses. You will not feel alone, and we will work with you. We are not the usual law firm; we care about you and want you to recover completely from your injury of arachnoiditis.
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    Can I Sue for Arachnoiditis in This Type of Case?

    Yes, we can sue, just give us a call to start the process. Your doctor and medical team are still working to figure out how to manage your pain from arachnoiditis. They are hoping to offer a surgical intervention that has a higher than likely chance of reducing our pain. You might be told that you need a surgery because of:

    • Infections
    • Disc herniation
    • Nerve root damage
    • Neurological deficits
    • Impaired blood supply
    • Nerve atrophy
    • Nerve damage
    • Tethered nerves
    • Paraplegia

    Medication Management of Arachnoiditis

    We understand your situation if you have arachnoiditis. This is a debilitating and often incurable disease, that is challenging to find a real treatment that works. You might be given several courses of anti-pain medications including:

    • NSAIDs
    • Muscle relaxants
    • Duloxetine
    • Gabapentin
    • Pregabalin
    • Opioids

    The decision to give you pain medication will be worked out with you and your medical care providers. This is not a comprehensive list, and is not meant to give you medical advice on what to take with arachnoiditis pain.

    Possible Surgical Interventions with Arachnoiditis

    Your doctor and surgical team may recommend surgery to try to restore the blood flow in that area of the spine. The possible surgical interventions may include:

    • Establishing a shunt
    • Cyst fenestration
    • Myelotomy
    • Duraplasty
    • Lysis of adhesions
    • Laminectomy

    You see, what is happening to your back is that it does require a surgical intervention in most cases. The doctors and surgeons may have a difficult time deciding which procedure go give you. You will want the best-case scenario, and that might not be that easy to find. In the meantime, you will want to know that your case is in the best hands possible. We will submit your case to the wrongdoer’s insurance company, to get you the recovery compensation that you deserve in this type of case.

    Free Second Opinion

    You can come to us any time for a free second opinion. We are here and ready to take your call with questions regarding a recovery for arachnoiditis. When you call us, our Los Angeles case lawyers can file a lawsuit on your behalf. We are experienced in arachnoiditis injury cases, and will review the case with you carefully to help you understand the next steps.

    Our second opinion will shed new light on your case. We will sit down with you and our case attorneys in Los Angeles can sue in this case. We will be successful, and allocate the best resources to win the case for you as you recover from arachnoiditis.

    Zero Fee Guarantee

    Our promise to you is that we will not charge you a fee for talking to us about your case. Your initial conversation with us will tell us about your claim and your injuries. We don’t charge you a fee here either. We don’t recover a payment your claim until you recover your settlement package.

    We are the #1 resource if you have arachnoiditis. We are attorneys who specialize in this type of case on a regular basis. We are here for you, and will understand the most important factors of the claim to get you top dollar in recovery compensation.

    Call for a Free Consultation

    You may feel overwhelmed with your diagnosis of arachnoiditis. We understand how that can happen, and we support you as you work with your healthcare and medical professionals to find relief from your chronic back pain. We are here to help you to recover the full amount of a settlement package, from the insurance company that is responsible for paying on this loss.

    Your recovery is of utmost importance, and you need to focus on that. You can just give us a call when you are experiencing arachnoiditis, and we will talk to you for a free consultation. Call now, we are ready to help you get the process to recovery started today.

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