Reprinted with permission from Daniel O. Clark, D.C. Copyright 2021 www.uppercervicalillustrations.com
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Any history of an injury to the head and neck area
A car accident or a sports injury can be one of the many things that cause the atlas (c-1) spine to misalign and lead to a series of other problems.
Experiencing one-sided weakness and neurological issues
Head and neck misalignment stresses the nervous system, causing muscular imbalance. One side of the posture muscle that runs along the spine pulls harder than the other half, leading to body imbalance.
Persistent, regular pain that has not been resolved over 3 months
As the head moves off the center, the entire spinal structure twists including the pelvis. This type of body imbalance translates into pain in different regions of the body.
Chronic back and neck pain
Restricted neck movements
Regular headaches or migraine
Ear symptoms (tinnitus, vertigo, moving sensations, dizziness, Meniere’s Disease)
Jaw symptoms (clicking, cracking, pain)
One-sided weakness and pain
Low back and leg pain
Tingling & burning pain in the arms/legs
Tremors and twitches
Had trauma to the head, neck or shoulders or a whiplash injury
Post-concussion syndrome
Poor posture (pelvis tilt, shoulder drop)
Do you suffer from the following signs & symptoms?
Chronic back and neck pain
Restricted neck movements
Regular headaches or migraine
Ear symptoms (tinnitus, vertigo, moving sensations, dizziness, Meniere’s Disease)
Jaw symptoms (clicking, cracking, pain)
One-sided weakness and pain
Low back and leg pain
Tingling & burning pain in the arms/legs
Tremors and twitches
Had trauma to the head, neck or shoulders or a whiplash injury
Post-concussion syndrome
Poor posture (pelvis tilt, shoulder drop)
