White Finger Syndrome

Vibration white finger syndrome is called so because this industrial disease results in the whitening of the finger tips. This ailment is also referred to as hand arm vibration syndrome. The cause of this disease is the constant use of vibrating tools for a long period of time. Individuals who are most vulnerable to this disease include those who are concerned with operating drills, compressed air tools, rotating tools, road breakers and the like. Even people who have had such experiences in the past can become victims of this ailment. Mostly manual workers who work in various industries suffer from this problem as they use the particular machinery repetitively for years. If you suffer from white finger syndrome you can claim compensation and could be in line for thousands of pounds. To find out more or to get started, call one of our specialists for free on 0800 840 7292 today.

You must be wondering what exactly causes the white finger syndrome. The main reason of whiteness is the irregularity caused in the supply of blood to the fingers. When a person makes use of vibrating tools, there is not sufficient blood supply which later results in the numbness of the fingers. Gradually the tip of the fingers becomes white which is followed by aches. If the person does not take necessary precautions and continues to work in the same manner, it can lead to recurrent attacks of pain and there is also a danger of permanent damage of the fingers.

Vibration white finger should not be overlooked in any way. If sufficient attention is not given to it, it can even lead to gangrene and ulcers. Making a claim for compensation in case you become a victim of it can be a tricky affair since it is not easy to track down the employer who did not stick to safety norms. To start your vibration white finger syndrome claim, simply call our expert team today on 0800 840 7292. The call is free and you’re under no obligation whatsoever, so pick up the phone, find out more and if you want to – start your claim today.

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