Cervical spondylosis (advanced neck osteoarthritis) may be another potential cause of neck-related dizziness. This condition causes your vertebrae and neck disks to wear and tear over time.
How do I get rid of dizziness spondylosis?
- Gentle stretching and neck exercises help improve the neck's strength and mobility, which may reduce the risk for neck pain and associated dizziness. ...
- Improving posture and/or biomechanics to reduce pressure on nerves, blood vessels, and muscles that are potentially contributing to neck pain and dizziness.
Can cervical spondylosis cause vertigo?
The decreased vertebral artery blood flow that occurs with cervical rotation can be observed in patients with cervical spondylosis. In patients with high-grade cervical spondylosis with more extensive osteophyte formation, the decreased blood flow becomes prominent and symptomatic presenting as vertigo.
