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You should seek medical attention immediately even if the pain seems minor. Start by visiting a healthcare provider to assess any injuries and get a proper diagnosis. Depending on your symptoms, you may also benefit from seeing a chiropractor, who can address issues like spinal misalignments or muscle tension that often result from accidents. Additionally, report the accident to your insurance company and consider consulting an attorney to protect your rights. Prompt action will help you manage pain effectively and ensure a smoother recovery process.

The first step in getting your vehicle repaired is to contact your insurance company and file a claim. They will guide you through the process, which typically involves providing details about the accident, getting an estimate for the repairs, and selecting a certified repair shop. Some insurance companies may have preferred repair shops, but you generally have the right to choose where your vehicle is repaired. Make sure to document the damage with photos and keep all related receipts and paperwork for a smooth claims process. Once approved, your vehicle can be repaired and returned to you as quickly as possible.

If you or any passengers in your vehicle have been injured by another driver whose negligence caused the accident, you have a valid claim and the right to a settlement.