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Can chronic neck pain causes dizziness?
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Yes. Cervicogenic vertigo. Look it up on your browser
Answered 5/15/2023
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As mentioned by Dr. Ward, neck problems and injuries can result in dizziness, and this has been documented for over 100 years. Barre-Leio Syndrome was the initial name. Whiplash can cause, arterial dissection, and secondary thoracic outlet syndrome can be assessed, as other neck causes of dizziness.
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