Frequently, work injuries develop over time because of repeating the same movements over and over. These are referred to as repetitive motion injuries, repetitive strain injuries, or repetitive stress injuries. They can be painful and debilitating. Victims have the right to pursue workers’ compensation with the help of an experienced lawyer and a trusted legal team. Sawers & Sackel can help.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Perhaps the most common repetitive motion injury is carpal tunnel syndrome. This condition results from nerve damage in the wrist, which can be caused by repeated hand motions in industrial occupations and other workplaces. Although this is a common condition, worker compensation requests are often challenged. There may be debate over the cause of the injury. It is important to have a dedicated advocate on your side.
Signs of a Repetitive Stress Injury
Aside from carpal tunnel syndrome, there are a variety of other common repetitive stress injuries, such as tendinitis. These are typically injuries of the joints and can be lower back injuries, knee injuries, elbow injuries, or shoulder injuries.
Repetitive motion injuries can result in numbness or tingling so intense that it causes the victim to wake up from sleep. These injuries may move past the point of pain to the extent that there is little feeling in the effective limb. In these cases, moving quickly to get benefits and treatment is critical to prevent further nerve damage.
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