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Vibration White Finger Compensation Claims

Vibration White Finger (VWF) causes the extremities to turn white and become painful, tingling and/or numb. It can also be known as Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS).

It is a condition caused by working with vibrating machinery and tools such as chain saws, sanders and pneumatic drills.

Vibration White Finger symptoms include:

  • The fingers may become numb and tingle which continues after the machine has been switched off.
  • Just one fingertip may temporarily turn white and start to ache; the finger may then turn white with increasing frequency.
  • Other fingers begin turning white, but the thumb is not usually affected. After several fingers turn white, the disease is probably irreversible.
  • Your arms and hands may also ache and feel painful.

Can I claim?

If you have worked with vibrating power tools or machinery and think that you have developed Vibration White Finger as a result, you may be entitled to claim Vibration White Finger compensation or Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome compensation.

For more information call our Vibration White Finger solicitors today on 0800 24 34 09 or contact Freeclaim Accident Solicitors online.

At Freeclaim Solicitors we offer no win no fee compensation. Our DOUBLE GUARANTEE means that there is nothing to pay, no catches and no deductions. You will receive 100% of your compensation and it won't cost you a penny, win or lose. In addition to this, we offer a free home visit with no obligation to advise you on whether you have a claim for compensation.


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