Signs your neck is part of the problem
- Symptoms spike when you turn or tilt your head
- Noisy neck (clicks/pops), tight suboccipital muscles
- Posterior headaches, facial pressure, “ear fullness”
- Dizziness or visual blur that improves when you lie flat
What’s going on?
Micro-instability at C1–C2 can irritate joint capsules, nerves, and vascular structures. That can:
- Disrupt signals for eye-head coordination
- Aggravate tinnitus and headaches
- Sensitize the autonomic system (orthostatic intolerance, palpitations)
How we help
- Targeted exam that reproduces or relieves symptoms with safe head positions
- Cervical-centric rehab: proprioception, endurance, posture, breathwork for autonomic calm
- Precision procedures: diagnostic blocks to confirm the pain generator; radiofrequency or other image-guided treatments when indicated
- Whole-person plan: sleep, screen hygiene, graded activity, and vestibular care
We don’t guess. We test, then treat where your body points.
Meet your team: Dr. Dariusz Nasiek, MD & Dr. Ziad Chaudhary, MD
Call 201-894-1313 • www.alliedspineinstitute.com
Serving NJ/NY with convenient locations
