Cervicogenic Dizziness: It's more than just a pain in the neck!

Join Drs. Kathleen Stross, PT, MS, DPT, CHC and Nicole Acerra, PT, PhD for a conversation about cervicogenic dizziness, how it is diagnosed and treated, and who you should consult for help. This broadcast will include a presentation followed by questions and answers from the audience.
Cervicogenic dizziness is a difficult and sometimes controversial diagnosis. There is no single test to confirm the cause of dizziness experienced by people also suffering from neck pain. In many instances dizziness decreases as the neck pain decreases.

[@ChristieMcCready]

Christie nice to meet you 😊

[@infamous6097]

Exactly Wat I’m going through since 6 years 😔😢

[@kathleenstrossptmsdptchc4623]

Has anything worked for your symptoms? Sorry you are going through that.

[@kathleenstrossptmsdptchc4623]

So sorry to hear that! Are you connected with someone who can help you?

[@infamous6097]

@@kathleenstrossptmsdptchc4623 thank you so much for responding
to my comment,yes I need help I can’t survive with this anymore,how do I contact you ?

[@VenomPit31]

I have degenerative disc disease in my neck, I’ve had severe vestibular issues for almost two years now….do you think this could be attached?