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Nerve Damage After a Serious Indiana Auto Accident (Part A)

When you've been injured in an Indiana auto accident, you have 3 types of nerves that may sustain critical injuries for which you may be eligible to receive compensation. You shouldn't have to suffer nerve damage because of another driver's negligence on the road. Your Indiana injury attorney is familiar with serious nerve injuries from your Indiana auto accident and knows what financial and emotional costs can come from it.

3 Types of Nerves that May be Damaged after your Indiana Auto Accident

The nerves that may be damaged are:

autonomic nerves;
motor nerves; and
sensory nerves.

Your autonomic nerves are the nerves that help your involuntary movements. These nerves help your bodily fluids, such as blood and saliva, to keep moving and stay stabilized.

If you face autonomic nerve damage after your Indiana auto accident, you may suffer conditions of cotton-mouth, heart failure, headaches, uncontrollable bladder or sexual functions, and/or constipation.

Your motor nerves are the nerves that control your voluntary movements. These nerves work with your brain to control your physical movements, such as walking, running, bending, etc.

If you have motor nerve damage, after your Indiana auto accident, you may suffer conditions of temporary or permanent paralysis of a part or parts of your body, muscle strain, and/or twitching.

Your sensory nerves are the nerves that operate your 5 senses. These nerves operate your smell, taste, touch, vision and hearing, and send signals to your brain so you can smell, taste, feel, see, or hear the sensations.

If you suffer sensory nerve damage after your Indiana auto accident, you may suffer conditions of claustrophobia, numbness, sensitivity, and/or prickling, burning, or stinging sensations.

If you have autonomic, motor, or sensory nerve damage, you may not notice it until the aftermath of your Indiana auto accident. That's why you should seek medical attention immediately after you've been involved in an accident and contact an Indiana injury attorney. Your Indiana injury attorney will work with you to pursue the compensation you deserve.

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