Test Yourself for Upper Cervical Rotation: Cervicogenic Dizziness #neck #shorts

Cervicogenic Dizziness is a common cause to dizziness. Even if it is not the ORIGINAL source of your dizziness, many patients develop neck stiffness and dizziness because of muscle tension and guarding related to being dizzy. Remember to subscribe to our channel for more fitness tips, routines, and exercises to help you achieve your wellness goals. Stay balanced, stay healthy!

Learn how to check yourself for an upper cervical rotation to see if you may need treatment for cervicogenic dizziness.
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