Balance & Dizziness Canada is proud to announce the eighth article in our series planned for 2019. This one is on cervicogenic dizziness.
"Cervicogenic dizziness can be a somewhat controversial diagnosis. Not all health care professionals and researchers agree about what counts as cervicogenic dizziness or what causes the symptoms. Also, there is no specific test to find out if dizziness is caused by an underlying neck condition. In general, if another cause is found for dizziness, it will not be classified as cervicogenic dizziness." Read more...
Here is a list of all articles added so far in 2019:
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