Head Disorders

Cervicogenic Headaches: Everything You Need to Know

Posted in Head Disorders
Date: Nov 28, 2025
A cervicogenic headache is head pain that originates from problems in your neck, specifically the upper cervical spine (C1-C3 vertebrae). Unlike migraines or tension headaches, this secondary headache develops when misaligned vertebrae, damaged discs, or stressed muscles irritate nerves that connect your neck to your head. Treatment through upper cervical chiropractic ...
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How Upper Cervical Chiropractic Near Me Can Help Relieve Dizziness and Vertigo

For many people in Wasco, California, dizziness and vertigo are more than occasional discomforts—they’re daily struggles that interfere with work, driving, and simple movement. The problem often starts where few people think to look: at the very top of the spine. At Campbell Chiropractic, located at 620 E St, Wasco, CA ...
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How Upper Cervical Adjustments Can Help Relieve Dizziness and Vertigo

Posted in Head Disorders
Date: Oct 13, 2025
Feeling dizzy or off balance can make even simple daily tasks feel impossible. Many people in Wasco, California, experience recurring episodes of dizziness or vertigo without realizing the issue could be coming from the top of the spine, specifically, the upper cervical region. At Campbell Chiropractic, Dr. Dennis Campbell focuses on ...
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Vestibular Disorders Treatment

Posted in Head Disorders
Date: Aug 17, 2025
When most people think about balance, they imagine standing upright or walking without stumbling. But balance is a complex function of the body, largely controlled by the vestibular system. This system, housed in the inner ear and brainstem, is responsible for detecting motion, spatial orientation, and equilibrium. When it malfunctions, ...
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Are you experiencing difficulty chewing or opening the jaw?

Posted in Head Disorders
Date: Oct 29, 2020
TMJ dysfunction, also known as TMD is a ubiquitous condition affecting nearly 10 million Americans. (1) Often times before it develops into full TMJ dysfunction there are precursors or clues that start to show prior to full-blown chronic TMJ dysfunction occurs. The most common precursor to TMJ is jaw muscle tightness which causes decreased ability ...
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Clicking and Popping of the Jaw

Posted in Head Disorders
Date: Sep 14, 2020
Thousands of Americans suffer from crepitus (clocking or popping) of the jaw. For some, it's an annoyance. For others, it's accompanied by excruciating pain.  It is estimated that 10 million Americans suffer from TMD also known as TMJ. (1) The clicking and popping of the jaw is nothing more than a biomechanical malalignment that has ...
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