Even the most seemingly insignificant car accidents can result in injuries.

A fender bender that barely dents your bumper can still result in whiplash or a sore back for the driver.

Serious car accidents can have serious, and unfortunately, fatal injuries.

When we think of car accident injuries, there are probably several different injuries that pop into your head.

Head injuries, back injuries, neck injuries, and various scratches, scrapes, bumps, and bruises are what most people envision when they think of car accidents.

One common injury that a lot of people never think about is a knee injury.

Our knees are very susceptible to injury during a car accident, and sometimes recovery can take months to get your knee back to 100%.

Related post: odd and interesting car accident facts.

In the article below, we will take a look at a few common knee injuries that can occur during car accidents.

Something as simple as slipping and falling can alter your day, your week, or even your life.

The injuries that result from a slip and fall accident are scary because they happen so suddenly.

A slip and fall can happen anywhere, at any time, at no fault of your own.

They can be very painful, and could potentially produce medical bills and lost wages in the millions of dollars depending on the severity of your injury.

Aside from car accidents, slip and fall accidents are the most common type of accidental injury.

We hope you are never injured in a slip and fall accident, but if you are, understanding slip and fall injuries will help you better communicate your injuries to your chiropractor as well as your lawyer.

This will allow your chiropractor to design a treatment plan suited to your needs, and it will help your attorney prepare your claim for compensation.

So what are the most common types of slip and fall injuries? They range from minor to severe, and potentially life-threatening.

We will discuss a few of them below.

Is something that should bring you comfort while you sleep actually causing you pain?

Turns out it could be.

Your pillow could be hurting your neck as well as your sleep.

Check out our related article: Neck Pain and Its Main Causes.

Constantly looking down at your smartphone will most definitely lead to neck aches. The action has been dubbed tech neck.

But, sleeping on your back with a pillow too thick that bends your head forward is just as bad as staring down at your smartphone all day.

Sleeping on your side with your head bent drastically to one side, as well as sleeping on your stomach with your head twisted and turned at all sorts of angles while you sleep.

Staring at your screen gets a bad rep, as it should, but sleeping with a bad pillow is just as bad for you, and perhaps even worse.

In the article below, we will discuss 7 tips that will help you pick your perfect pillow, and help prevent you from getting tech neck while you sleep.

Any time you are choosing a chiropractor, you want to make sure that you are making the best decision for you and your family.

There are a lot of factors to take into consideration. Are they experienced? Do you have to wait forever to get an appointment? Are they qualified to help with your specific condition?

All of these are essential questions to ask when choosing your next chiropractor.

Here at Advanced Injury Care Clinic in Nashville, we take these questions seriously and want to provide you with not only the best care possible but also peace of mind that you're going to be taken care of.

Let's discuss some of the things you should look for when choosing your chiropractor.

Are you suffering from fibromyalgia? 

Are you tired of dealing with persistent backaches, leg cramps, and foot pain?

If you are, there might be an unconventional treatment that can help take your pain away.

Chiropractic care might be just the thing for you.

Chiropractic care has become increasingly popular among fibromyalgia sufferers because of the pain and stress relief it offers.

It often provides relief in short periods of time so you can get back to enjoying life in a hurry.

In the article below, we will discuss chiropractic care and help you decide if it will be an effective treatment for you.

Car accidents have become so embedded in our culture that they have become a fact of life.

Everyone has a car, or rides a bus, or uses taxis.

No one is riding around on horses anymore.

As a result, car accidents happen, but it is usually due to someone's carelessness, or unsafe conditions on the road.

Cars are very rarely to blame for accidents.

Most motor vehicle accidents can be avoided if everyone pays attention to the road while they're driving.

We have a general idea of how car accidents happen and the impact they have on people's lives, but there are some facts surrounding cars and car accidents that are relatively unknown.

Check out our related post: chiropractic care after car accidents - 7 reasons why it works.

So, in honor of everyone's favorite form of transportation, we have compiled 31 weird and wonderful car facts you probably don't know about.

Have you ever thought of taking your child to see a chiropractor, but worried it wasn't safe for them?

Not only is it safe, but it's effective, and children of all ages are commonly treated to chiropractic adjustments for various reasons.

With people learning about the dangers of painkillers and even the over-prescription of antibiotics, alternative medicine practices are on the rise.

More and more people are taking their health into their own hands and exercising, eating right, and visiting their chiropractor.

What's good for you is usually also good for your children, and that is definitely the case with chiropractic care.

In the article below, we will discuss several ways that children can benefit from chiropractic care.

The list of things scarier or more overwhelming than being involved in a car accident is very short.

Fortunately, most accidents are minor, like fender benders in parking lots.

However, other accidents can completely turn your life upside down and cause emotional and psychological damage for everyone involved.

It's important to avoid these 6 mistakes after a car accident.

If you were recently involved in a car accident, you probably have thousands of questions racing through your mind.

Maybe you're concerned about paying your medical bills, the legal aspects of your claim, or how you're going to get back to work.

The first thing you should do after a car accident is hire an attorney that understands and appreciates the stresses and anxieties of being involved in a car accident.

Your lawyer should recognize the emotional aspect of any accident and provide you with the support and legal expertise you desperately need.

To ease your mind just a bit, we've compiled a list of 9 of the most frequently asked questions when it comes to being injured in a car accident.

Getting injured in a car accident causes all sorts of stress, from emotional, to physical, to financial.

No one wants to deal with the aftermath of a car accident, and most people just want to get their lives back to the way they were as soon as possible.

If you've been in an car accident, it's important to see a car accident chiropractor as soon as possible.

While many people have a good idea of what they need to do after a car accident, it's just as important to know what not to do.

An innocent mistake could cost you thousands of dollars in your settlement.

Avoiding making avoidable mistakes after your car accident will give your attorney the ability to get you every dollar of compensation you deserve.

Below, we'll talk about six of the most common mistakes people make after a car accident.

Millions of people struggle with allergies.

In developed countries, allergies are the most common cause of chronic illness.

 As many as 40 percent of the world's people suffer from at least one allergic condition, and in some countries, allergies have increased by as much as 50 percent over the past decade.

Some people suffer from allergies so severe that they have to stay indoors during the peak allergy season.

If you suffer from allergies, you dread the sneezing, runny, noses, itchy eyes, and scratchy throats that allergy season brings.

Every allergy season, you likely head to the drug store to stock up on antihistamines and other medications to help you endure the onslaught of symptoms.

And you aren't the only one, along with the medications, doctor visits and missed work due to allergies costs Americans $3 billion every year.

If you're tired of suffering from allergies and spending all of your money on allergy treatments, chiropractic care might be just what you're looking for.

Related post: 6 common causes of headaches.

Chiropractic care offers a drug-free approach to treating allergy symptoms.

In the article below, we'll look at how and why chiropractic care helps with allergies.