Vertigo

Posted by rodturner @rodturner, Nov 23 10:42pm

Anyone having issues with vertigo/nausea coming from cervical problems? I have to be careful of head movement or I will get a stab of dizziness. How are you guys dealing with this issue?

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@jean1108

I do get severe vertigo which can last many weeks or months. I do take Meclizine which is a big help. The nausea is extreme and I have not been able to stop it. Any suggestions for the nausea Jean1108

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Have you tried CBD/THC oil?

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Not sure if it works I just showed my mother. Worth a try at least you get a foot massage! Massage upward 3-5 minutes morning and evening . If it helps pass it on!

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@jean1108

I do get severe vertigo which can last many weeks or months. I do take Meclizine which is a big help. The nausea is extreme and I have not been able to stop it. Any suggestions for the nausea Jean1108

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@jean1108 Vertigo can have a physical cause such as when cervical vertebrae are out of alignment or twisted due to muscle spasms. A physical therapist can help. I had this issue and my PT was able to resolve it. It tended to reoccur and having a cervical fusion calmed everything down. It doesn't happen anymore.

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Thank you for info. I have been told the vertigo comes from my neck. I want to contact a physical therapist. Do you live in Chicago area? I’ve had vertigo off and on for forty years. It’s the worst! Jeanie Link

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@sbtheplumber1

Not sure if it works I just showed my mother. Worth a try at least you get a foot massage! Massage upward 3-5 minutes morning and evening . If it helps pass it on!

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Is that a wrist or foot? Can’t tell from photo.

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@jean1108

Is that a wrist or foot? Can’t tell from photo.

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It’s a Foot

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