the postee gave a link referring to a site which deals with neck muscle problems and the postee said there may be a link between getting episodes of vertigo. I would lije to find that post to re read and investigate.
Trying to find post about connection with neck... - Tinnitus UK
Trying to find post about connection with neck muscles and vertigo/tinnitus and contact info relating to this topic. some weeks ago now.
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Hi there I also would as well because I have these issues.
hopefully the person who posted the link will see our posts. I knew I should have noted it when I read it. I was just wondering if my neck syrains on long long drives without neck support and possibly not having the right depth of pillow when I sleep, may be factors in triggering vertigo as I know from experience that if I loungr on sofa with my head resting on a firm settee armrest, I often feel neck strain the next day and slightly veer to the right when walking afterwards. sounds bonkers. However, on reading the post (which I can't find anymore) it gave me a bit of hope to read there may actually be a connection. what is your interest? do you get neck strain /vertigo?
I have worn discs in my neck and 3 trapped nerves there they don't know if my dizziness is connected with that.I am seeing the consultant this month
Hi,this is my first reply to you, but because of a fall on the back of my head, I too suffered from vertigo. Went to many doctors, but no help. Was referred to a chiropractor certified in upper cervical spine. He treated my neck and spine and, after a few months, the vertigo was gone. I hope this info might help you. Good luck.
Thank you