Chiropractic Neurology for Dizziness and Vertigo
Understanding Vestibular Dysfunction
Why Symptoms Can Continue
Ongoing damage to the ear structures can lead to persistent symptoms. At some point the brain and its neuroplasticity will not be able to adapt fast enough to compensate for the disorientation.
How Chiropractic Neurology Care May Help
Our Approach to Care
Individualized care plans
Your care is built around your symptoms, history, and how your neck and nervous system are functioning — not a standard protocol
Gentle, targeted techniques
Chiropractic care is not just one method. We use a variety of techniques and choose what’s appropriate for your comfort, mobility, and condition
Rehabilitation at the right time
When your body is ready, we may introduce exercises to support posture, stability, and long-term neck function
Imaging when clinically indicated
If needed, we can order X-rays or MRIs to better understand structural or disc-related issues
Advanced testing when appropriate
In certain cases, tests like EMGs or nerve conduction studies (NCVs) can help evaluate nerve involvement
Ongoing monitoring
We track how your symptoms and function change over time — not just day-to-day pain levels
Care that adapts with you
As your neck improves or your needs change, your care plan is adjusted accordingly
Collaboration with other providers
When helpful, we coordinate with medical doctors, physical therapists, and other providers involved in your care
Who This Care May Be Right For
- People with persistent dizziness, vertigo, or vestibular dysfunction
- Patients looking to limit medications
- People seeking a holistic approach
- Individuals wanting long-term improvement
