Meta title: Dizziness After Concussion? Vestibular & Cervical Care in NJ | ANIPP
Meta description: Persistent dizziness, oscillopsia, and visual strain after concussion often involve both vestibular and cervical systems. Learn how ANIPP treats both.
URL slug: dizziness-after-concussion-vestibular-cervical
Keywords: dizziness after concussion, PPPD, vestibular therapy NJ, oscillopsia, cervical vertigo, post-concussion vision issues
The symptom cluster we see most
- Dizziness or motion sensitivity in stores and crowds
- Blurry or “swimming” text, difficulty tracking lines
- Headaches, tinnitus, neck tightness
- Fatigue and brain fog that worsen with screens or busy environments
Why both systems matter
The vestibular system (inner ear + brain pathways) keeps your eyes steady while you move. The upper cervical spine provides position signals that the vestibular system relies on. If C1–C2 is irritated or unstable, eye-head coordination can falter—leading to “bounce,” nausea, and fog.
Our integrated plan
- Gaze stabilization & VOR training: rebuilds steady vision during motion
- Habituation & balance work: reduces motion sensitivity
- Cervical sensorimotor rehab: deep neck flexor endurance, joint position sense, posture
- Targeted procedures when needed: occipital nerve blocks, facet/medial branch interventions, selective RF
Results you can feel
Patients often report that they can read for longer periods, shop without dizziness, and tolerate screens again. Progress is tracked by function, not just scores.
Expert team: Dr. Dariusz Nasiek (interventional pain) & Dr. Ziad Chaudhary (neurology)
Locations: Englewood, Garfield, East Orange, Elizabeth, Rego Park
Book now: 201-894-1313
