10/23/2026
Vertigo, reduced neck range of motion, and low back pain may seem like separate problems, but your spine works as one connected system!
š¤Think of it like a Jenga tower. If the joints at the top or bottom are not moving well, the rest of the stack may have to adapt. That is why we do not only look at the area where you feel symptoms.
The base of your skull and upper neck are especially important because these bones protect where the brainstem and spinal cord meet. š§
Your brain sends messages down through the spinal cord to help control how your body functions. Sensory information travels back up to help your brain understand movement, balance, and position.
šµ When thereās pressure or nerve irritation here, you may experience headaches, neck tension, vertigo, dizziness, nausea, and more.
That is why we check the whole spine, not just the spot that hurts.
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