Potential Causes and Aftermath of a Pool Accident
Drowning is the second-leading cause of death among children between the ages of 5 and 14. Children may be exposed to higher levels of harm even if they are supervised and are confined to wading pools or other shallow bodies of water. Of course, people of any age are at risk of serious injury or death if they don't act properly while in or near a pool.The Risks Associated With Pool Use
There are several hazards that can be associated with using a pool, and they may exist even when pool users are properly supervised. For instance, someone could trip over a hose or other object while walking on the pool deck, which might result in broken bones, a traumatic brain injury or other issues. If a person trips, loses consciousness and falls into the pool, it could increase the risk of drowning. Other risks include improper use of ladders or stairs, the misuse of pool toys or electrical shocks. It's also possible for someone to dive into the pool and hit their head or other body parts against a hard surface. In some cases, it may take hours or days before an injured person sees signs of a serious injury.![](https://lgmdeklaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/pexels-rollz-19982209-300x200.jpg)
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