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Personal injury medication is making my body worse, what do I do?

In severe personal injury claims it is common for the person who has suffered the injury to take medication for several years. In these situations, it can be the case that the medication that the injured person is taking does take its toll on the body of the injured person. For more information, Please contact us. Foyle Legal, 6/2 Carson Road, Malaga, Perth, WA 6090, Phone: 0408 727 343, https://foylelegal.com/

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Personal injury medication is making my body worse, what do I do?

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  1. WE HELP YOU TO MAXIMISE PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION! PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION May 2018 MADE A PERSONAL INJURY CLAIM? WE HELP YOU TO MAXIMISE INJURY COMPENSATION! CONTACT FOYLE LEGAL Personal injury medication is making my body worse, what do I do? In severe personal injury claims it is common for the person who has suffered the injury to take medication for several years. In these situations, it can be the case that the medication that the injured person is taking does take its toll on the body of the injured person. These people already have a severe injury, and the fact that the medication, the very thing that they relied on to make things better, is making things worse is often very difficult to deal with. In this article, we have set down some of the things that you can do in this situation. Speak to your GP In many situations it will be a person’s general practitioner who provides the medication to the injured person. The first step should therefore be to discuss the new signs and symptoms with the general practitioner. The general practitioner may be able to recommend new medication to the injured person, however, in some circumstances it may be necessary for the general practitioner to refer the injured person to a specialist to consider what changes should be made. Consider seeing a Pain Specialist Pain specialists commonly deal with injured people who have been experiencing pain for a long period of time. It is therefore often the case that they have a lot of experience prescribing and managing medication. In circumstances where the medication is having an adverse effect on the body of the injured person, they may consider seeing a pain specialist to see whether the pain specialist can recommend new medication, or possibly some other way of controlling the pain such as a neurostimulator. About Foyle Legal Foyle legal has helped hundreds injured people from all over Western Australia and recovered millions of personal injury compensation for our clients. At Foyle Legal, we specialized in car accident injury claims, workers compensation claims, public liability claims, criminal injury compensation claims, medical negligence claims, and TPD claims. If you have made a personal injury claim in Western Australia, contact Foyle Legal at 0408 727 343 for an obligation free claim review. For all personal injury matters, Foyle Legal helps injured people on a No Win No Fee basis. Foyle Legal Address: 5a/74 Kent Way, Malaga, Perth, WA, 6090

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