Vertigo and dizziness can make even simple daily activities feel unsteady and disorienting, often accompanied by a spinning sensation, loss of balance, or nausea. While dizziness has many possible causes, a common and often overlooked source is cervicogenic vertigo — dysfunction in the upper cervical spine that disrupts the signals your brain relies on for balance and spatial awareness. Misalignment or restricted movement in the neck can interfere with these signals, triggering symptoms that feel identical to inner-ear-related vertigo.

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Our chiropractic care evaluates the cervical spine for the joint restrictions and muscle tension that commonly contribute to dizziness, and uses gentle, targeted adjustments to restore normal movement and reduce the irritation feeding these symptoms. Many patients notice improved stability and fewer dizzy spells as proper neck function is restored.

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If vertigo or dizziness is affecting your balance or daily life, schedule an evaluation with our team to find out whether your neck may be playing a role.