The Real Reason You’re Dizzy: Neck vs. Inner Ear

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• DR

  @drjonsaunders · 4 months ago · pinned

  What does YOUR dizziness feel like?<br>⬇ Spinning?<br>⬇ Floating?<br>⬇ Off balance?<br>⬇ Foggy or disconnected?<br>One of the biggest clues to the cause of dizziness is HOW it feels and WHAT triggers it. 👉 Subscribe here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@DrJonSaunders?sub_confirmation=1">https://www.youtube.com/@DrJonSaunders?sub_confirmation=1</a>

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• YO

  @YogaNurture · 3 months ago

  Folks who suffer from ongoing &quot;vertigo&quot;, please keep watching this doctor! &nbsp;There is hope, and you can live a normal life. &nbsp;Get your neck aligned, do the exercises and you&apos;ll get quality of life back. &nbsp;I had a true vertigo spinning experience after sneezing in a funny position, but then after that I kept having ongoing symptoms that left me tense and scared to even turn my head or move quickly in any way. &nbsp;I found a wonderful vestibular therapist who discovered that my neck was causing proprioception problems. &nbsp;Turns out I had thrown my atlas (C1 vertebrae) out &nbsp;along with some crystals in that sneeze and once I got that put that C1 in place (almost a half year later), relief came quickly. &nbsp;Since then, my brain always wants to create new patterns quickly. &nbsp;When I have a funny pulling cart at the grocery store, I feel pulled to the side for a little bit after I&apos;m done with the cart. &nbsp;haha Thank you very much for shedding so much light on dizziness. &nbsp;It&apos;s so debilitating and sometimes it &nbsp;leaves you feeling like you&apos;ll never be able to do anything again.

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• RO

  @RosemarieNeumayer · 4 months ago

  Hi Dr. Jon. I just realized you are about 2hrs from me! Crazy. I&apos;ve been following along on your videos for a few months now. The neck exercises you have show here have been very helpful to me. Thank you. I have dizziness on the regular from way too many injuries (6 concussions and I&apos;ve got a connective tissue disorder). Because of this, it seems my dizziness comes from my neck, ear, and eyes. I have prolonged post concussion syndrome and migraines from that. The vestibule ones can have me spinning like a top with all the symptoms you list here. I have eye trouble as well (and probably pots too as I tend to pass out from bending over, standing up, and stairs send my heart beat racing). I&apos;m a mess and fully disabled from it all. I have been in chiropractic care since I was 18. You are the first to properly explain dizziness. Once again, thank you!

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• JA

  @Jackson-height · 2 months ago

  My one was not vertigo but it was vestibular neuritis. Last December for 15 to 20 days I was unable to walk straight. I lost my balance while walking especially in the sunlight crowded area and super markets. Feel like about to fall but never fallen. One day it triggered me very strongly. Since &nbsp;that day I felt myself that I’m recovering. Now there’s a slight dizzy but normal. I can walk freely.

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• KI

  @kimwells7245 · 3 months ago

  I have Cervicogenic Dizziness but I still feel the spin

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• AS

  @astrodustmusic · 3 months ago

  🖤🖤🖤 love the video!

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• BR

  @BrunaMartins0612 · 2 months ago

  Thanks for the clarification on both scenarios. Much appreciated 🥰

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• YA

  @yannip2083 · 3 months ago

  Excellent video! &nbsp;Thank you Dr. Saunders!

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• ER

  @ericaohenebekoe · 3 months ago (edited)

  Thank you so very much for this Doc, I have had these virtigo symptoms on and off for a few months now. It started around March while I was lying on my living room (tiled) floor and felt a tiny pop in my neck when I turned my neck to look/talk to someone. Then the whole room started spinning on and off that entire day. Then it disappeared for a while, and returned a few weeks ago and has refused to go away since. I can feel it when I position my head in a certain way sometimes while lying down or lately just lifting up my head to grab something from the top shelf. I do need to mention that I have endured traumatic stress this past year that has definitely contributed to my neck stiffness. The good thing is I don&apos;t feel any headachea or nausea. I was so scared and thought I needed a CT scan or something.

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• CA

  @CarolineFreegard · 3 months ago

  Thank you, this video is very helpful

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• BH

  @bhupinderjitparmar9244 · 4 months ago

  Thanks for this very educative video.

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• CA

  @carolmorgano7158 · 2 weeks ago

  You are spot on thank you

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