Cervicogenic dizziness treatment
Exercise therapy for dizziness related to the neck
Cervicogenic dizziness involves a light-headed or unstable feeling that may be related to neck problems. Treatment focuses on improving neck function and the coordination between the neck, eyes, and balance system.
Make an appointmentWhat does the treatment involve?
The neck transmits important information about the position of the head. When mobility, muscle tension, or coordination is disrupted, this can contribute to dizziness.
Neck problems can also develop as a result of dizziness, as people may move their head less.
Neck function
Head position information
The neck transmits information about head position.
Muscle tension
Stiffness and pain
Increased muscle tension can contribute to dizziness.
Coordination
Neck, eyes, and balance
Treatment focuses on coordination between these systems.
When is this treatment applied?
Treatment can be helpful for symptoms related to neck movements, a light-headed or unstable feeling combined with neck pain, stiffness or increased muscle tension in the neck, or neck symptoms during or after a period of dizziness.
What does the treatment involve?
Treatment may include mobilisation techniques for the neck, exercises for the neck muscles, coordination exercises for neck and eyes, posture and movement advice, and stability exercises.
The focus is on active training of neck function.
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Unsure whether your symptoms are related to your neck? An initial assessment can help.