One of the most common pieces of advice you might hear when you have been in a car accident is to document what happened at the scene and see a doctor afterward in case injuries or pain show up later.  There might be injuries that are either not immediately apparent or present themselves later and were not visible following the accident.

Invisible injuries resulting from car accidents are physical or psychological conditions that are not immediately apparent right after the accident occurs. Unlike visible injuries such as broken bones, cuts, or bruises, invisible injuries can take time to manifest and be more challenging to diagnose and treat. 

Various Types Of Invisible Injuries

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