If your dizziness is worse with neck movement, posture, or neck tension—and your ENT tests keep coming back “normal”—your neck may be part of the puzzle. Here’s what cervicogenic dizziness is, why it happens, and how we use objective testing (NeckCare + BTrackS) to measure progress over time.

Concussion symptoms aren’t just “in the brain.” The neck and balance system often get disrupted too. Here’s how we objectively test and track recovery using NeckCare and the BTrackS balance board.

If you walked away from a minor accident thinking you were fine—but now you have neck stiffness, headaches, or pain when turning—this may be whiplash. Here’s why “small” crashes can still affect the upper cervical spine, what symptoms to watch for, and what to do next.

Not all dizziness is “inner ear.” If spinning hits when you roll in bed, it may be BPPV. If dizziness shows up with neck pain, stiffness, or after whiplash, it could be cervicogenic dizziness. Here’s how to tell the difference—and what to do next in North County San Diego.

After a concussion, lingering symptoms like dizziness and brain fog may be tied to the upper neck. At Upper Cervical Chiropractic Encinitas, we use precise upper cervical imaging and BTrackS Balance Board testing to help restore balance, focus, and confidence after head injuries.

Vestibular migraines often cause dizziness and imbalance more than pain. Here’s how Upper Cervical Chiropractic care helps restore balance and reduce symptoms naturally.