Whiplash from a Car Crash Can Be More Than Just Neck Pain
If you’re searching for whiplash from car crash and still dealing with pain, stiffness, dizziness, or brain fog—you’re not alone. The reality is, whiplash can affect much more than just your neck.
Common symptoms include:
Neck pain and stiffness
Reduced range of motion
Upper back pain
Dizziness, nausea, or blurred vision
Many people try PT, chiropractic, or massage—and feel better for a while—only for symptoms to return or evolve. That’s because whiplash often impacts the brainstem, balance system, and autonomic function, not just muscles and joints.
Why Standard Whiplash Care Often Fails
Here’s what most clinics miss:
6 of the 7 most common whiplash symptoms overlap with concussion symptoms.
That’s why relief often doesn’t last unless you treat the whole system—not just the neck.
At The Neural Connection, we specialize in identifying and treating the full picture:
Structural injuries
Brainstem involvement
Sensory mismatch (vision, balance, coordination)
Autonomic dysfunction (e.g., nausea, heart rate issues)
We bring multiple therapies together—so you don’t have to bounce between providers or waste your limited insurance window.
How Long Does Whiplash Last?
It depends—on the injury severity, what systems were impacted, and how soon you start the right care.
If it’s only soft tissue damage, symptoms may resolve in a few weeks with PT.
If there’s neurologic or brainstem involvement, recovery can take months and requires a more advanced approach.
We help patients determine:
Is this just pain—or something deeper?
Are your symptoms neurological, structural, or both?
What therapy will give the most lasting relief?
“I thought it was just neck pain—turns out my balance and vision were off too. This was the first place that actually tested all of it.”
— Former whiplash patient, 2023
Still dealing with whiplash symptoms weeks or months later?
Book a free 30-minute consultation with a specialist who understands the full spectrum of post-crash symptoms.
Let’s figure out what’s really going on—and what to do next.
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