Treating Dizziness in a Female with Chronic Neck Pain

Course overview

Dizziness is a common and often complex complaint, particularly in patients with chronic neck pain. This case study explores the clinical presentation of a female patient with cervicogenic dizziness, guiding clinicians through the process of differential diagnosis across vestibular, visual, psychogenic, and cervical origins. It highlights key signs and symptoms, interprets findings from cervical sensorimotor testing, and supports the application of clinical reasoning to challenging cases. Emphasis is placed on selecting relevant assessments and designing individualized, multimodal treatment plans, including tailored sensorimotor and neuromotor rehabilitation strategies that can be adapted based on patient response and ongoing reassessment.