Vertigo causes individuals to feel as if the room is spinning, tilting, or moving—even when stationary. Dizziness and balance disturbances can interfere with driving, working, walking, and daily activities. Chiropractic care provides a natural and conservative approach to supporting vestibular function, cervical alignment, and nervous system communication.
Vertigo is not a condition itself, but a symptom indicating disruption in the body’s balance and spatial orientation systems. These systems rely on the vestibular apparatus, visual input, cervical proprioception, and nervous system signaling to coordinate movement and equilibrium.
The original page notes that vertigo can develop from several different disorders, including benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), migraines, chronic ear infections, and cervical misalignments.
Different mechanisms can contribute to vertigo symptoms:
✔ Vestibular / Inner Ear-Related Vertigo
(BPPV, labyrinthitis, Ménière’s disease)
✔ Cervicogenic Vertigo
(cervical spine involvement affecting proprioception)
✔ Migraine-Associated Vertigo
(neurological-based triggers and sensory disturbances)
✔ Balance & Proprioceptive Disruption
(posture, head position, visual coordination)
Clinical evaluation helps identify which mechanism is contributing to symptoms.
Vertigo may present alongside:
Your original page listed similar symptoms including tinnitus, impaired hearing, nausea, and concentration challenges.
Chiropractic care focuses on restoring motion and alignment in the cervical spine and supporting neurological communication. Care may help:
✔ Reduce dizziness episodes
✔ Improve balance and coordination
✔ Enhance cervical proprioception
✔ Reduce muscle tension & postural strain
✔ Improve nervous system function
✔ Reduce migraine- or tension-related triggers
✔ Support vestibular integration
Chiropractic is conservative, non-invasive, and drug-free.
The cervical spine provides proprioceptive information and helps integrate signals between the vestibular system and brainstem. Misalignment, restricted motion, and muscle tension may interfere with this communication, contributing to dizziness or imbalance.
This aligns with the original page’s discussion of spine-related balance mechanisms and is consistent with clinical chiropractic understanding.
Care may benefit individuals experiencing:
✔ Dizziness from head movement
✔ Neck-related dizziness
✔ Vestibular sensitivity
✔ Postural imbalance
✔ Migraine-associated episodes
✔ Chronic or episodic vertigo
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Evaluation may include:
Care plans may include:
When appropriate, patients may be co-managed with other providers.
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Causes vary and may include vestibular disorders, cervical spine involvement, migraines, or neurological factors.
Imaging is ordered only when clinically indicated or if red flags are present.
Many cases respond well to conservative care; proper evaluation helps determine the cause.
Yes — care is customized for comfort, mobility, and neurological considerations.
