When you hear the word migraine, you probably picture someone lying in a dark room with a terrible headache.

But that's not always what a migraine looks like.

Some people experience dizziness, nausea, brain fog, light sensitivity, or balance problems—with little or no head pain at all.

This is known as Vestibular Migraine.

Your brain relies on constant communication between your eyes, your inner ear, and your upper neck to help you stay balanced and oriented.

If that communication becomes disrupted, it may contribute to dizziness and other neurological symptoms in some people.

Upper Cervical Chiropractors evaluate the upper neck using precise imaging to determine if this area may be affecting nervous system function.

If you've been dealing with dizziness or unexplained migraine symptoms, your upper neck may deserve a closer look.

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