by Jonathan Chung, DC Persistent dizziness and imbalance is a common feature for patients diagnosed with post-concussion syndrome. This is often a difficult symptom to treat medically because dizziness comes in many different forms and can be caused by injuries or illnesses to different parts of the body: A feeling of spinning vertigo can be… Read More: Dizziness After Concussion: A Case for Cervicogenic Dizziness »
Sometimes CH happens in people who hold their heads out in front of their bodies. Predictors of responsiveness to physiotherapy management of cervicogenic headache. If you want to know more about Cervicogenic Headaches, you can chat to your Osteopath at your next appointment. Dose what is cervicogenic migraine and efficacy of spinal manipulation for chronic… Read More: What is cervicogenic migraine »
January 17, 2019 Share this content: Cervicogenic headache is caused by upper cervical spine dysfunction involving soft tissue, disk and/or bony components that affect the nerve root, with C2 often implicated. Treatment of cervicogenic headache with ultrasound-guided C2 nerve root coblation was associated with significant reductions in pain for at least 24 weeks, according to… Read More: Ultrasound-Guided C2 Coblation May Be Effective for Cervicogenic Headache –… »