Sinus Pressure
Do you feel constant sinus pressure — even when you’re not sick?
Most people assume it’s allergies or infection.
But your nervous system plays a role in regulating sinus drainage and inflammation.
The brainstem — located at the top of your neck — helps coordinate these functions.
And it sits directly next to the top two bones in your spine, the atlas and axis.
If this area is misaligned, it can create neurological irritation that affects how your sinuses drain and respond.
That’s why the pressure can keep coming back — even when you’re not congested from illness.
Upper Cervical Chiropractors evaluate this region using advanced imaging and make gentle corrections — no twisting or cracking — to restore alignment and reduce irritation.
If your sinus pressure is chronic, your neck may be the missing piece.