11/14/2025
Think your vertigo is from your ears?
It might actually start in your neck.
Up to 75% of people with whiplash or neck injuries experience dizziness, yet most medical evaluations overlook the cervical spine entirely.
In this video, Dr. Matthew Posa, chiropractor in Milton, ON, explains how your neck and ears work together to control balance, and what happens when they don’t.
You’ll learn how to tell the difference between ear-based and neck-based vertigo and get two simple exercises to help restore your stability fast.
Dr. Posa also shows you how to use laser equipped glasses to assist the retraining position senses and balance systems.
Whether you're dealing with benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, neck vertigo, or cervicogenic dizziness, this video will give you clarity and tools for lasting relief.
https://youtu.be/77W8fFiKPEk?si=yxg4hC5xtAOsEYt1
Neck vs. Ear Vertigo, How to Tell the Difference | Dr. Matthew Posa, Chiropractor in Milton, ONThink your vertigo is from your ears? It might actually start ...