
Cervicogenic Dizziness: When Your Neck Makes You Dizzy
This kind of dizziness is hard to describe. It isn’t spinning exactly. It’s more of a vague, floating, off-balance feeling, like the ground isn’t quite
In this section, you will find advice and general information that I consider useful for my current and future patients. This information is provided as general guidance and it is essential to consult a healthcare professional to address your specific condition.
– Marcos Jusdado

This kind of dizziness is hard to describe. It isn’t spinning exactly. It’s more of a vague, floating, off-balance feeling, like the ground isn’t quite

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It usually starts small. A dull ache in the lower back after a long day. Then one morning it changes, and a sharp, electric pain

By 3pm it’s back. A tight band around the head, pressure behind the eyes, a dull ache creeping up from the base of the skull