wow, maybe you just helped me. A neurosurgeon told me to put a towel behind my head to correct my curve I started doing that almost all the time while sitting and shortly started getting headaches. I can't help but wonder did me laying against a rolled towel and constantly keeping my chin up start these headaches. Now I will fix it, pray for my healing, it is very rough
I could never tolerate the rolled towel because the occiput (base of the skull) is so super sensitive, which is what causes the headaches. So putting something there only triggers the headaches
Thank you for this. I've been stretching alot but the relief is very short lived. I've noticed a common thread in your advice, be gentle and very controlled, sadly this is not what I've been doing.
No body is gentle or noticed they should after watching someone who “knows” what they’re talking about after demonstrates it. You’d think the person who is showing tells you to be gentle before doing the stretch.
Thank you SO much for this video! I’ve only been doing the first 2 exercises as I can’t lay on my side. But wow, the difference I feel in my neck with just those two is AMAZING. I have been getting searing neck pain and ocular migraines for quite awhile. Today is day 3 of not walking around feeling dizzy, nauseous, and wearing an ice cap on my head.
I've had headaches that fit the description of cervicogenic headaches for over a decade and have been having dizzy spells lately that get me really worried. It has all been interfering with my work and life for over a year now. Your explanation of things in this and other videos has made a lot of sense to me. I'm going to try these exercises morning and night for a while and report back 👍 Thank you for the video.
Hey I’m with you on this. I’ve seen so many drs. I had surgery on my cervical spine and all symptoms are the same. It’s devastating. I feel like I’ll never get the right help. It’s been 2 years of suffering.
@@lexiiibelle Hey there, I am with you guys all, I am suffering with this cervical vertigo from last two months.. It's affecting my work and life in general..I m seeing chiropractor.. I am just exhausted at this point. I went to ER to get the MRI of my head .. It came back normal.. But My dizziness does not stop.. It scares me away.. I am thinking to see neurologist now..
@@lexiiibelle I feel you! I have neck stiffness over 10years and cervical vertigo over two years and it went worst from last two months... Same multiple hospital visits, MRI, physio for BPPV , virtual care.. NO help..
I have occipital neuralgia, I to have been doing stretching excercise. I suffer from dizziness and pain at the base of my skull when I apply any pressure on the back of my head. Very hard to sleep. Will try your excercise’s, hopefully give me relief.
Thank you so much for giving us your expertise freely. Wish I lived nearby so I could go for treatment from you. I now have more knowledge and practical help to get better. I’m stopping the vestibular shaking and nodding head exercises and doing the stretching exercises taught here. My neck feels better. Many thanks Dr. Marrow!
Great video, good explanation and very good exercises! Thank you very much. Just want to add that the tightness of the muscles in the neck are not only a symptom. The autonomous nerve system is actually just doing its job as it tries to stabilize the instability of the cervical spine by making the muscles tight. I developed cervical issues two years ago and stretching always felt wrong and uncomfortably, despite there are so many videos out there telling you to stretch....
@@royalhumbler2767 Tinnitus (ringing / noise in the ears), cracking sounds in the cervical spine and the tmj and sometimes headaches. Symptoms can be almost away one day and return on the next morning.
I have been dealing with a balance issues for over a year an was told I have vestibular neuritis but I also have lumbar stenosis and cervical degeneration which the neurologist said could also be causing my balance and vertigo issues. It's not that things are spinning, it's I get a sensation of movement when I move my head or upper body forward or side to side. Hopefully these help because I don't want surgery.
@@physiotipswithmarrow5836 if you visit the Philippines someday, i hope to see you..there are lots of Filipino Foods you will also like the way you like lumpia 🙂
I've had a weak neck for 3 years I have dizziness visual problems and balance issues and headaches it all happend after months of panic attacks I woke up one morning and I couldn't move neck and I was swaying all over the place I was bed bound for months and now even today it affects my life I've had MRI scans and everything normal but the muscles don't move right I think it's structure of the muscles and I've lost proper function in the neck 😢
Thanks for watching our newest video. We are going to try to post a new video every Saturday morning. If you have ever suffered cervicogenic headaches or dizziness drop me a comment as I would love to hear your story. Best of luck to everyone!
As a back sleeper, am I curious if you have done a video about the best head/neck position while sleeping? I am aware of neck stability while I'm awake, but occasionally wake in the night with an achy neck.
Yes! I was told to stretch and it just makes the symptoms worse. My physio acknowledges this. It doesn’t really have an alternative. I’m so glad to see someone finally addressing this. Thank you! Will this exercise build up strength to help prevent symptoms in future?
Thank you for the exercise suggestions. I really like how you demonstrate what to do and what not to do in order to do the movement correctly. I was also wondering if you could please do a video on Cervical Kyphosis and how to restore the curve. I suppose I have very week deep cervical muscles as well as exterior muscles. Also, I'm sure this is all linked together but the neck muscles that wrap in font and behind the ear are causing me "TMJ" discomfort. I can eat and talk etc. without pain but rather I feel a constant dull ache and uncomfortable pulling sensation. My mouth does not track symmetrically. It swings from the side that is in discomfort towards the side that feels normal when my mouth is open wide. Perhaps that is a separate video suggestion. I'm falling apart Dr. Burnette. Look forward to hearing from you. Take Care, Kate
Would this potentially help with eye strain, light sensitivity, blurriness in addition to headaches? All these symptoms seem to be coming from my neck, but unsure why (when I move my head to the right the left side of my neck cracks and sometimes will relieve the headache and eye blurriness - but temporarily)
@@majidahmad4783 Not really - but i do feel like a lot of these issues at least for me are due to really tight & weak neck/shoulder muscles. Since i find my symptoms are a bit better when my posture is not forward head/hunched over. I also saw a TMJ specialist who also specializes in upper cervical and he did a comprehensive overview with pictures of my posture and pressing on certain neck/face muscles - he thinks i have an atlas misalignment in my neck but need to get further xrays to confirm.
Question: if someone has "Instability" say of Alar, Facet, Nuchal... Wouldn't this be the reason the muscles are already overworked? Thus more exercise would just continue the muscle degradation? Some with Posterior Atlantooccipital Membrane tears can't even look up without symptoms. OR - we have a misunderstanding of the real pathology going on. Can I interview you for my CCI Group?
3 subsystems for cervical joint stability. The ligaments, the bones, and the muscles. We can usually overcome some instability by restoring the stabilizing muscles around the injured joints (they will often be atrophied). Strong research for a stability approach vs stretching. Thanks for watching!
3rd exercise makes impact... does it makes the difference how we pull the arm back? Btw from my experience it's important to shift your centre of gravity back - that will relieve your neck from tension
Mi problem is that i cant look down, like the second exercise, and i got vertigo because of that, how can i fix this? My c3 and c 4 are degenerated and my c5c6 have mild stenosis and 1 and 2 mm bulging and a osteophyte
Iron neck (in my opinion) would be more appropriate for an athlete or someone that does not suffer from chronic neck pain or instability. Chiropractic care is research proven to give short term relief but not long term relief. Some say "short term relief, long term dependency". Thanks for watching!
I know we are all different, but as a last resort I went to both nucca and chiropractic care and paid the price for both ! I wouldn’t recommend it at all !!
I tried these exercises and they felt really good. I did have two questions. Does cervicogenic dizziness include light headedness? I sometimes feel light headed when I walk up stairs. Also your technique of not stretching the neck is a minority viewpoint among the presenters on youtube. Can you talk more about this?
Great questions and thanks for commenting. Cervicogenic headaches are a common side effect seen with dizziness. They are treated with the same exercise program. Stretching is still very common but very outdated. There has never been a good research study that stretching gave long term relief for cervicogenic dizziness or headaches.
Great question. The towel procedure is an osteopathic technique to manipulate the C1/2 facet jt. It is not a stretch for the muscles and does not require the neck to move laterally. Hope that helped and thanks for watching!
@@physiotipswithmarrow5836 Thank you for your answer! I am suprised to learn that, beacuse it always seemed to me that it was very similar to the pushing-your-chin-to-the-side stretch.
Agreed!!!! Hope this truth does get louder. People are getting worse with stretching! And people are creating Cervical Instability. It's more than disc pathology, it's messing up mechano & proprioception. You hit everything greatly.
@vincentvega3747 yes, stretching a tense muscle on an Instable joint, only pulls the joint. Stretching only helps with a post workout, not in a spasm or adhesion. PT stretches kept making me worse and worse, and finally destroyed all my ability to function normal
@vincentvega3747 A bit, but damage was furthered by the PT stretching on a torn ligament. With PRP injections it went away a lot, but my issue is also anterior skull/neck
I think I have CCI and been having neck pain, anxiety, vision problem and the pressure you mention behind the eyes. Do you think it’s possible to recover from it without prolotherpy injections by just doing strengthening exercises?
Is feeling VERY tired also part of Cervicogenic Dizziness? Also i have a very bad recovery, even after a light session at the gym (soreness ,fatigue etc...) All this started after 6 months of a bad posture in front of the computer 10 hours a day while being SUPER stressed (during this period i always had my neck bent backwards and I was very tense in front of the computer almost every day). All this also create anxiety and panic attack during the pic of my cervicogenic Dizziness .Thanks in advance for any help!
We are not set up for out of state consultations right now but we are looking into it. Currently I am only licensed to practice in Florida. Thanks for watching.
Hi doc, will this be good for me? I am diagnosed to have cervicogenic dizziness, I have an existing neck pain especially when tilting my head down. They gave me exercise, chin tucks, upper fibers trapezius stretch, snow angel on the wall and mid back mobility -Y-I using a foam roller. But I noticed I am having pain doing chin tucks and and using a foam roller, it seems my neck pain is getting worse.. I feel so down, I feel my head is heavy and feel unsteady..thank you for reading my comment in advance doc..
Nice video. But the problem, like every other similar videos. Is that it is aimed at people with severe problems. I have neck issues, but i dont feel a thing when i do this. I have also a light tenonditis on my right shoulder from boxing 15years and having done 3massages in my life. And when i do the exercises in the video, i dont feel anything. We need a little harder exercises to PREVENT needing to go to a doctor or destroying ourselves. Anyhow, its free advice so the only thing i CAN say, is thank you.
Thanks for the suggestion. I will try to put a video together with more advanced exercises. When I treat patients that do MMA, police officers, wrestlers, etc., I always take it up a notch for their specific needs.
i have that too mostly on my right side since january everyday get random short sharp shooting pains in my head and my neck on the same side feels so locked and painful underneath the scull my Head Mri and cervucal spine MRI was normal beside a kyphosis in my neck but nothing major
2 f**** years . I can't lift or turn to the right unless I make a huge effort Walking is hard. Looking down...impossible . MRI clear. Could it be c.d?. I don't know. Maybe. 2 years and very little improvement. Nightmare.
Tricky, but the towel procedure is a version of an osteopathic manipulation completely unrelated to stretching soft tissue. Great observation and thanks for watching.
I don’t have any neck pain but I do have somatic tinnitus and some TMD. Would these exercises still be appropriate for tinnitus relief that isn’t due to hearing loss?
wow, maybe you just helped me. A neurosurgeon told me to put a towel behind my head to correct my curve I started doing that almost all the time while sitting and shortly started getting headaches. I can't help but wonder did me laying against a rolled towel and constantly keeping my chin up start these headaches. Now I will fix it, pray for my healing, it is very rough
I will pray for your healing and best of luck. God bless!
I could never tolerate the rolled towel because the occiput (base of the skull) is so super sensitive, which is what causes the headaches. So putting something there only triggers the headaches
@@rebecca4281 Best to do the exercise w/out a towel in that case.
Thank you for this. I've been stretching alot but the relief is very short lived. I've noticed a common thread in your advice, be gentle and very controlled, sadly this is not what I've been doing.
Well said and thanks for watching!
No body is gentle or noticed they should after watching someone who “knows” what they’re talking about after demonstrates it. You’d think the person who is showing tells you to be gentle before doing the stretch.
@@sO_RoNerY I agree. Thanks for watching.
Thank you SO much for this video! I’ve only been doing the first 2 exercises as I can’t lay on my side. But wow, the difference I feel in my neck with just those two is AMAZING. I have been getting searing neck pain and ocular migraines for quite awhile. Today is day 3 of not walking around feeling dizzy, nauseous, and wearing an ice cap on my head.
Fantastic news! Thanks so much for sharing that awesome story. I wish you all the best. God bless!
How are you doing now?
9:56 @@physiotipswithmarrow5836
I've had headaches that fit the description of cervicogenic headaches for over a decade and have been having dizzy spells lately that get me really worried. It has all been interfering with my work and life for over a year now. Your explanation of things in this and other videos has made a lot of sense to me. I'm going to try these exercises morning and night for a while and report back 👍 Thank you for the video.
Hey I’m with you on this. I’ve seen so many drs. I had surgery on my cervical spine and all symptoms are the same. It’s devastating. I feel like I’ll never get the right help. It’s been 2 years of suffering.
Thanks for the comment and keep me posted on any improvements. Best of luck!
@@lexiiibelle Hey there, I am with you guys all, I am suffering with this cervical vertigo from last two months.. It's affecting my work and life in general..I m seeing chiropractor.. I am just exhausted at this point. I went to ER to get the MRI of my head .. It came back normal.. But My dizziness does not stop.. It scares me away.. I am thinking to see neurologist now..
@@lexiiibelle I feel you! I have neck stiffness over 10years and cervical vertigo over two years and it went worst from last two months... Same multiple hospital visits, MRI, physio for BPPV , virtual care.. NO help..
I hardly see PTs understand CCI like this. Great video, thank you, I will try these.
Thanks for watching! Best of luck!
Thank you!!!!!! Relief. You’re video and a video with McKenzie neck physical therapy are starting to relieve occipital pain I’ve had for months!!!!
Can you link the videos here?
ruclips.net/video/eznjIHMTi_U/видео.htmlfeature=shared
I have occipital neuralgia, I to have been doing stretching excercise. I suffer from dizziness and pain at the base of my skull when I apply any pressure on the back of my head. Very hard to sleep. Will try your excercise’s, hopefully give me relief.
I have exactly the same symptoms as you
Thank you so much for giving us your expertise freely. Wish I lived nearby so I could go for treatment from you. I now have more knowledge and practical help to get better. I’m stopping the vestibular shaking and nodding head exercises and doing the stretching exercises taught here. My neck feels better. Many thanks Dr. Marrow!
What are your symptoms ?
First time someone upload the perfect information regarding this issue !!!
Awesome Info ! Thanks for sharing Regard from Pakistan
Thanks for watching and hope the info helps!
Great video, good explanation and very good exercises! Thank you very much. Just want to add that the tightness of the muscles in the neck are not only a symptom. The autonomous nerve system is actually just doing its job as it tries to stabilize the instability of the cervical spine by making the muscles tight. I developed cervical issues two years ago and stretching always felt wrong and uncomfortably, despite there are so many videos out there telling you to stretch....
What are you symptoms?
@@royalhumbler2767 Tinnitus (ringing / noise in the ears), cracking sounds in the cervical spine and the tmj and sometimes headaches. Symptoms can be almost away one day and return on the next morning.
How do you treat the headaches? @@m.b.8536
Thank you for every thins......
Glad to help and thanks for watching.
Thanks for the tips ....Much needed today......
I have been dealing with a balance issues for over a year an was told I have vestibular neuritis but I also have lumbar stenosis and cervical degeneration which the neurologist said could also be causing my balance and vertigo issues. It's not that things are spinning, it's I get a sensation of movement when I move my head or upper body forward or side to side. Hopefully these help because I don't want surgery.
Best of luck and thanks for watching!
How all your symtoms started ?
This is a really smart video!! Thank you so much!!
Not that smart,
thank you for your informative video...watching from the Philippines
Thanks for watching and man do I love lumpia.
@@physiotipswithmarrow5836 if you visit the Philippines someday, i hope to see you..there are lots of Filipino Foods you will also like the way you like lumpia 🙂
Goddddd.. I've been stretching for months.I have dizzyness and headaches. But also neck feels so tight. It's even pulling my jaw.
This method he teach will not cure you, you need a lot day to recover
I've had a weak neck for 3 years I have dizziness visual problems and balance issues and headaches it all happend after months of panic attacks I woke up one morning and I couldn't move neck and I was swaying all over the place I was bed bound for months and now even today it affects my life I've had MRI scans and everything normal but the muscles don't move right I think it's structure of the muscles and I've lost proper function in the neck 😢
@@spiritualbeing4303 every day 😢
May you find the relief and healing you're looking for ❤
@@SGRmoss ❤️
saaame happened to me drs don’t know what it is
@@ellenoir6723 isometric exercise has kind of helped me but not to forceful just slow and controlled
Thanks for watching our newest video. We are going to try to post a new video every Saturday morning. If you have ever suffered cervicogenic headaches or dizziness drop me a comment as I would love to hear your story. Best of luck to everyone!
As a back sleeper, am I curious if you have done a video about the best head/neck position while sleeping? I am aware of neck stability while I'm awake, but occasionally wake in the night with an achy neck.
@@danakennett4772 Great idea for a new video. I will make it happen. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video doctor. Can cervical pillow can help as well with exercises?
Yes, absolutely
Yes! I was told to stretch and it just makes the symptoms worse. My physio acknowledges this. It doesn’t really have an alternative. I’m so glad to see someone finally addressing this. Thank you! Will this exercise build up strength to help prevent symptoms in future?
Yes, these exercises should help to decrease current and future neck pain. Thanks for watching!
You doing wrong way
@@physiotipswithmarrow5836 thank you ☺️
@@HeidiJ77 Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the exercise suggestions. I really like how you demonstrate what to do and what not to do in order to do the movement correctly. I was also wondering if you could please do a video on Cervical Kyphosis and how to restore the curve. I suppose I have very week deep cervical muscles as well as exterior muscles. Also, I'm sure this is all linked together but the neck muscles that wrap in font and behind the ear are causing me "TMJ" discomfort. I can eat and talk etc. without pain but rather I feel a constant dull ache and uncomfortable pulling sensation. My mouth does not track symmetrically. It swings from the side that is in discomfort towards the side that feels normal when my mouth is open wide. Perhaps that is a separate video suggestion. I'm falling apart Dr. Burnette. Look forward to hearing from you. Take Care, Kate
Would this potentially help with eye strain, light sensitivity, blurriness in addition to headaches? All these symptoms seem to be coming from my neck, but unsure why (when I move my head to the right the left side of my neck cracks and sometimes will relieve the headache and eye blurriness - but temporarily)
did u find any help for eye strain, light sensitivity and bluriness, i am experiencing these too.kindly help
@@majidahmad4783 Not really - but i do feel like a lot of these issues at least for me are due to really tight & weak neck/shoulder muscles. Since i find my symptoms are a bit better when my posture is not forward head/hunched over. I also saw a TMJ specialist who also specializes in upper cervical and he did a comprehensive overview with pictures of my posture and pressing on certain neck/face muscles - he thinks i have an atlas misalignment in my neck but need to get further xrays to confirm.
Go to a neurologist I was also suffering blurriness but now perfectly fine
I have a question: Would or could flying affect cervicogenic dizzinness/problems? Thanks for the videos, they help tremendously.
I've noticed that I've been feeling a bit more nauseous on flights.
Question: if someone has "Instability" say of Alar, Facet, Nuchal...
Wouldn't this be the reason the muscles are already overworked? Thus more exercise would just continue the muscle degradation?
Some with Posterior Atlantooccipital Membrane tears can't even look up without symptoms.
OR - we have a misunderstanding of the real pathology going on.
Can I interview you for my CCI Group?
3 subsystems for cervical joint stability. The ligaments, the bones, and the muscles. We can usually overcome some instability by restoring the stabilizing muscles around the injured joints (they will often be atrophied). Strong research for a stability approach vs stretching. Thanks for watching!
Would wearing a soft neck collar while doing these excersises be a good idea?
Same here,l have cervical instability 3 years now but it has truly ruined my life 😢
3rd exercise makes impact... does it makes the difference how we pull the arm back?
Btw from my experience it's important to shift your centre of gravity back - that will relieve your neck from tension
Keep it light and pain free. Thanks for watching.
#1 4:23
#2 6:11
#3 8:13
What do you do if looking down and up increases your pain and muscle spasms, but you still definitely have cervical weakness?
Same .
Looking down ..I can't lift my head without a huge effort .
I also can't turn to the right .
It is great ..
Mi problem is that i cant look down, like the second exercise, and i got vertigo because of that, how can i fix this? My c3 and c 4 are degenerated and my c5c6 have mild stenosis and 1 and 2 mm bulging and a osteophyte
what are your thoughts on the iron neck? Do you utilize this in your program? What about working with an upper cervical chiropractor? Thanks
Iron neck (in my opinion) would be more appropriate for an athlete or someone that does not suffer from chronic neck pain or instability. Chiropractic care is research proven to give short term relief but not long term relief. Some say "short term relief, long term dependency". Thanks for watching!
I know we are all different, but as a last resort I went to both nucca and chiropractic care and paid the price for both ! I wouldn’t recommend it at all !!
Can i do these exercises if i have bulging discs?
Hi- is this OK to do with arthritis ?
yes
Does this work for a straight cervical neck? My neck muscles are contracted. My therapist has sent streching exercises and messages.
will this work for a straight cervical?
I am unable to lay on my sides; is there an alternative to the 3rd exercise?
Yes, scapula retractions can be performed seated. Light effort, 5-10 sec holds. Pain free only!
Will these exercises help reduce the headaches I get when sleeping? I almost always get mine when sleeping and have tried massage to no avail.
If the exercises are related to neck pain they should help. Best of luck!
Wish you were in the Parkland area where my son lives. I'm from Ohio.
Sorry about that! Check out ozpt.com for a list of highly qualified PTs all over the country. Hope that helps and thanks for watching.
Sir i have daily neck pain just for a month kindly tell me what exercise should i do thank u
I tried these exercises and they felt really good. I did have two questions. Does cervicogenic dizziness include light headedness? I sometimes feel light headed when I walk up stairs. Also your technique of not stretching the neck is a minority viewpoint among the presenters on youtube. Can you talk more about this?
Great questions and thanks for commenting. Cervicogenic headaches are a common side effect seen with dizziness. They are treated with the same exercise program. Stretching is still very common but very outdated. There has never been a good research study that stretching gave long term relief for cervicogenic dizziness or headaches.
Good
I have a straight neck any tips?
Check out this video on neck posture. Thanks for watching. ruclips.net/video/IC0OclCe8T8/видео.html
I am so confused! What about your own recommendation to do the stretches using the towel?
Great question. The towel procedure is an osteopathic technique to manipulate the C1/2 facet jt. It is not a stretch for the muscles and does not require the neck to move laterally. Hope that helped and thanks for watching!
@@physiotipswithmarrow5836 Thank you for your answer! I am suprised to learn that, beacuse it always seemed to me that it was very similar to the pushing-your-chin-to-the-side stretch.
Can this be realistically be treated without PRP or surgury?
Yes, strong research efficacy for specific physical therapy. I have treated thousands successfully in my career.
Thanks for the video, but please also get a better mic.
Thanks for your feedback and a better mic is now in play. Best of luck!
Trying the first exercise made me dizzy so i stopped altogether lol, i wanna cry, it's tiring
Do not give up
@@colax32 Thank you 🙏
Agreed!!!! Hope this truth does get louder.
People are getting worse with stretching!
And people are creating Cervical Instability.
It's more than disc pathology, it's messing up mechano & proprioception.
You hit everything greatly.
The final step worst 😆right side should avoid
Did you have this, found that stretching made you dizzy and strengthening made the dizziness go away?
@vincentvega3747 yes, stretching a tense muscle on an Instable joint, only pulls the joint. Stretching only helps with a post workout, not in a spasm or adhesion.
PT stretches kept making me worse and worse, and finally destroyed all my ability to function normal
@RobertLongM Just to clarify did your dizziness go away after you stopped stretching and you strengthen your deep cervical muscles?
@vincentvega3747 A bit, but damage was furthered by the PT stretching on a torn ligament.
With PRP injections it went away a lot, but my issue is also anterior skull/neck
Do you do the 3rd exercise (pulling your arm back) on both arms or does it not matter and just use the same arm each time?
Usually one arm at a time. Hope that helps.
I think I have CCI and been having neck pain, anxiety, vision problem and the pressure you mention behind the eyes. Do you think it’s possible to recover from it without prolotherpy injections by just doing strengthening exercises?
Research proven! Give it a try!
Is feeling VERY tired also part of Cervicogenic Dizziness? Also i have a very bad recovery, even after a light session at the gym (soreness ,fatigue etc...) All this started after 6 months of a bad posture in front of the computer 10 hours a day while being SUPER stressed (during this period i always had my neck bent backwards and I was very tense in front of the computer almost every day). All this also create anxiety and panic attack during the pic of my cervicogenic Dizziness .Thanks in advance for any help!
Tired is a common complaint that I hear from my patients. Best of luck with the exercises.
Do you do 1-1 online consultations? :)
We are not set up for out of state consultations right now but we are looking into it. Currently I am only licensed to practice in Florida. Thanks for watching.
Please provide online consultation..
Hi doc, will this be good for me? I am diagnosed to have cervicogenic dizziness, I have an existing neck pain especially when tilting my head down. They gave me exercise, chin tucks, upper fibers trapezius stretch, snow angel on the wall and mid back mobility -Y-I using a foam roller. But I noticed I am having pain doing chin tucks and and using a foam roller, it seems my neck pain is getting worse.. I feel so down, I feel my head is heavy and feel unsteady..thank you for reading my comment in advance doc..
Check out some of my videos on specific stability exercises. Give them a try and keep them pain free/dizzy free. Best of luck!
Nice video. But the problem, like every other similar videos. Is that it is aimed at people with severe problems. I have neck issues, but i dont feel a thing when i do this. I have also a light tenonditis on my right shoulder from boxing 15years and having done 3massages in my life. And when i do the exercises in the video, i dont feel anything. We need a little harder exercises to PREVENT needing to go to a doctor or destroying ourselves.
Anyhow, its free advice so the only thing i CAN say, is thank you.
Thanks for the suggestion. I will try to put a video together with more advanced exercises. When I treat patients that do MMA, police officers, wrestlers, etc., I always take it up a notch for their specific needs.
Where in FL are you located?
Jacksonville. www.australianpt.com
I got very sharp pain in my head its not like normal headache. Can it be from neck discopaty ?
Its possible...check out my video on home tests for cervicogenic headache. Best of luck!
i have that too mostly on my right side since january everyday get random short sharp shooting pains in my head and my neck on the same side feels so locked and painful underneath the scull my Head Mri and cervucal spine MRI was normal beside a kyphosis in my neck but nothing major
Audio is so low!!
2 f**** years .
I can't lift or turn to the right unless I make a huge effort
Walking is hard. Looking down...impossible .
MRI clear.
Could it be c.d?. I don't know. Maybe.
2 years and very little improvement.
Nightmare.
I don't know if this will help you, but you might want to take a look at Dr. Yonit Artur's video. At this point, I'm really trying everything.
Sorry to hear about your issues. I hope some of the exercises help. Best of luck!
Anybody in Georgia especially near Roswell area that can treat cervicogenic dizziness and instability
I am not sure but you check out ozpt.com for certified manual therapists across the country. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching.
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DONT STRETCH!...Proceeds to teach stretches.
Tricky, but the towel procedure is a version of an osteopathic manipulation completely unrelated to stretching soft tissue. Great observation and thanks for watching.
I don’t have any neck pain but I do have somatic tinnitus and some TMD. Would these exercises still be appropriate for tinnitus relief that isn’t due to hearing loss?
Yes! Give them a try and drop me a comment on how it worked out!
I also have this, will try