Vertigo Chiropractic Doctor in Hilton Head Island, SC

What Causes Vertigo and Dizziness in Hilton Head Island SC?

Vertigo can result from several different causes, including cervical spine misalignment, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), inner ear dysfunction, and migraine-associated dizziness. Neck-related vertigo, known as cervicogenic vertigo, develops when misaligned cervical joints disrupt the nerve signals responsible for balance.

At Main Street Chiropractic in Hilton Head Island, SC, expert doctors evaluate the cervical spine to determine whether misalignment is contributing to a patient’s dizziness before recommending chiropractic care as part of the treatment plan

Can a Chiropractor Help With Vertigo?

Yes, when the vertigo originates from the cervical spine. Main Street Chiropractic uses precise upper-cervical adjustments to correct misalignment, reduce nerve irritation, and restore normal communication between the neck and the brain’s balance centers.

Patients whose dizziness began after an athletic injury are also evaluated for sports injury vertigo, which often responds well to the same targeted chiropractic approach.

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What Is Cervicogenic Vertigo and How Is It Treated?

Cervicogenic vertigo is dizziness caused by dysfunction in the cervical spine rather than the inner ear, often linked to poor posture, whiplash, or long-standing neck misalignment. Patients frequently also experience neck pain, stiffness, and headaches alongside the dizziness.

Treatment focuses on restoring proper cervical alignment through chiropractic adjustments, which reduces the abnormal nerve signals contributing to the sensation of spinning or imbalance.

How Long Does It Take for Chiropractic Care to Relieve Vertigo?

Mild dizziness linked to cervical misalignment often improves within a few chiropractic visits. More persistent or chronic cervicogenic vertigo may take four to eight weeks of consistent care to fully resolve.

Main Street Chiropractic provides a clear recovery timeline after the initial evaluation so patients understand exactly what to expect from their personalized treatment plan.

When Should You See a Chiropractor for Vertigo or Dizziness?

Patients should seek an evaluation when dizziness is persistent, worsens with neck movement, or follows a neck injury, fall, or whiplash event. A thorough exam helps confirm whether the cervical spine is contributing to the problem.

Main Street Chiropractic in Hilton Head Island offers evaluations to identify the source of vertigo and rule out the need for further medical care. Call 843-342-3333 or schedule a consultation to get started.

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