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Car Forum / UK Car Forums / General Car Topics (UK group) / June 2005Headache after crash
Hi all, Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in front of me pulled out suddenly and was hit by a 4X4 vehicle, she span straight into me after the collision after the crash. We were all fine and needed no hospital treatment. However I have had a headache ever since which I reported to the doctor ion the day of the accident. My insurance company have not asked me any questions regarding my own health since the accident. Is it my duty to tell them? Thanks Sam > Hi all, > Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Thanks > Sam "Where there's blame, there's a claim!" ;) >> Hi all, >> Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > ;) Where there's a claim.... all our insurance goes up :( > Hi all, > Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > me any questions regarding my own health since the accident. Is it my > duty to tell them? How else are they supposed to know?  SignatureConor -You wanted an argument? Oh I'm sorry, but this is abuse. You want room K5, just along the corridor. Stupid git. (Monty Python) >> Hi all, >> Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > How else are they supposed to know? I am not a medical profession but if I were you I would go to my local casualty, explain the situation and get your head checked out. Better safe than sorry. >>> Hi all, >>> Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > casualty, explain the situation and get your head checked out. Better safe > than sorry. Internal head bleeds are most likely within the first 48 hours of a trauma. You would not expect a skin cut to heal completely within a couple of days and you should equally not expect a shaken head to heal in such a timeframe. A headache is normal after such an incident and is not serious. If it was serious the person involved would not now be typing this question but would be in hospital. If the headache persists after two weeks then investigate further but it will likely have long gone. Huw >>> Hi all, >>> Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >casualty, explain the situation and get your head checked out. Better safe >than sorry. FFS. Take an aspirin. SignatureR o o n e y "I always knew the entire Green party were nutters" - Ken Livingstone If he's posting here, he needs his head checked out in any event. Steve. > Hi all, > Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > asked me any questions regarding my own health since the accident. Is > it my duty to tell them? Concussion maybe? I had it once, none of the docs warned me about it and I ended up going to casualty again a few days later demanding someone actually take a proper look as I was getting really easily disorientated and my awareness of movement was very dodgy (ie, the car to the side of me would pull away, and I wouldn't be sure if I was rolling backwards or if the car was actually pulling away). I'd get down to the doctors. >> Hi all, >> Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > pull away, and I wouldn't be sure if I was rolling backwards or if the car > was actually pulling away). I'd get down to the doctors. What did they advise? It is likely they told you to take it easy for a few days and to take some Panadol rather than aspirin. Huw >>> Hi all, >>> Monday I was sitting stationary at a cross roads when the woman in [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > What did they advise? It is likely they told you to take it easy for > a few days and to take some Panadol rather than aspirin. TBH I don't remember them advising anything. They couldn't even tell if my nose was broken or not... |
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