Birth Injuries: Common Signs, Types & Family Impact

Birth injuries can result from complications during delivery. Recognizing them early can help with treatment and legal action.

Injuries that occur during birth can range from mild to severe. Some heal naturally, while others cause lasting challenges.

Minor injuries may heal, but severe cases like brain damage or nerve injuries may require lifelong care.

What Are Birth Injuries?

Temporary vs. Permanent Injuries

– Unusual muscle stiffness or    weakness – Difficulty feeding or breathing – Seizures or excessive fussiness – Delayed physical development

Signs of a Birth Injury

– Observe your child’s   development – Get medical advice for any    concerns – Keep detailed medical records – Seek legal guidance if    malpractice is suspected

Practical Steps for Parents

1. Cerebral Palsy – Affects movement and coordination 2. Erb’s Palsy – Weakness or paralysis in the arm 3. Fractures – Broken bones from difficult labor 4. Head Injuries – Skull fractures or brain damage 5. Soft Tissue Injuries – Bruising or swelling from delivery

Common Birth Injuries

Emotional Toll: Stress and   anxiety – Financial Burden: Ongoing   medical costs – Daily Adjustments: Special care   and therapies – Legal Rights: Seeking justice for   medical negligence

The Lasting Impact on Families

Early medical care, therapy, and legal action can help families cope and secure the necessary support.

Moving Forward After a Birth Injury

We help families navigate birth injury claims and fight for the compensation they deserve.

Midwest Injury Lawyers: Fighting for Families

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