5 Signs Your Vertigo Is a Foundation Problem | Southlake

Epley didn’t hold. Meniere’s still owns the calendar. Vestibular migraine, grocery aisles, a wreck or concussion, a normal MRI — and you still do not trust the floor. These five signs mean the upper-cervical foundation may be involved, whether you were labeled BPPV, Meniere’s disease, or vestibular migraine. Epley helped, then the spinning came back A wreck, fall, or concussion is in the timeline Ear fullness or roaring travels with neck tension Grocery stores, screens, and ordinary head turns set you off Tests are normal. Life is not. Signs are not a diagnosis. They are a reason to qualify the case: complete history, thermography, then upper cervical X-ray. Correction comes after qualification — not before. Dr. Joey Kramer, Hope Upper Cervical Spine Center, Southlake, Texas. Serving Grapevine, Colleyville, Keller, Westlake, and Trophy Club. https://hopesouthlake.com Outside DFW: https://uppercervicalcare.com Watch Week 1 first: Vertigo Isn’t Always an Inner Ear Problem. Chapters 0:00 What this video is — and is not 1:30 Epley helped, then it came back 3:15 Wreck, fall, or concussion 5:00 Ear fullness with neck tension 6:45 Grocery stores, screens, and head turns 8:15 Normal tests, abnormal life 9:45 What qualification actually means #vertigo #menieres #bppv #dizziness #uppercervical #southlake