Depends: It depends in part on the degree of instability you have. For most, it is minor and has no real consequence. For some it is quite pathological and can cause clumsiness, staggering, difficulty walking, and even loss of bowel and bladder control. Don't hesitate to be seen.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Yes: I'm not sure how you know you have c1-2 instability, but it can be a serious problem. Knowing if you have any systemic problems that might lead to this would be helpful. I'd see any orthopedist and get x-rayed and a possible MRI. You didn't say if it's chronic or related to an injury, which is important.
Answered 9/28/2016
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