Cervicogenic Dizziness

Have you ever been told that all your tests are normal—but you're still dizzy?

Maybe you've seen an ENT.

Maybe you've had an MRI.

Maybe you've gone through vestibular therapy.

Yet every day you still feel like you're rocking on a boat.

What many people don't realize is that balance comes from three major systems working together.

Your eyes.

Your inner ear.

And your upper neck.

The joints at the top of your neck contain millions of specialized nerve receptors that constantly tell your brain where your head is positioned in space.

If those joints become injured or misaligned from a car accident, concussion, fall, sports injury, or years of stress, they can start sending faulty information to the brain.

Now your brain is receiving one message from your eyes, another from your ears, and a completely different message from your neck.

That's when symptoms like dizziness, swaying, floating sensations, and balance problems begin.

This condition is called cervicogenic dizziness.

Upper Cervical Chiropractors focus specifically on correcting misalignments at the top of the neck using precise imaging and gentle corrections.

If you've been searching for answers and still feel dizzy despite normal testing, your neck may be the missing piece.