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NW Iowa | There is a type of vertigo called cervical vertigo. It’s caused by narrowing in the cervical spine that restricts blood flow. The cervical part of the spine is basically the neck. In 2008 I had a laminectomy done on C3,C4,C5 to relieve pressure on the spinal cord due to a narrowing. There is still some narrowing above that area that is now causing some tingling so my uneducated view makes me wonder if there is more than just some tingling going on up there. | |
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Tramatic brain injury and concussions
