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Are you a Candidate for Upper Cervical Care?

There are a variety of signs which may indicate that you have an upper cervical spine injury.

Fill out the form to find out if upper cervical care would be a good fit for your condition!

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Is your posture poor? Do you have rounded shoulders and/or forward head posture? Does your head feel heavy to hold?

Is your head tilted to one side and/or your head rotated to one side when you look in a mirror? This can be really subtle.

Is one of your shoulders lower than the other? Pull your shoulders back and down and look carefully for one lower than the other. Again it can be subtle.

Do you have some shoulder and/or neck pain/aches, which don't seem to go away?

Does your jaw click when you use it, open it to eat etc. Further check on this; Put your pinkies (little fingers) into your ear canals and chew normally. Do you feel a bumpy dislocation like feeling? This should be a smooth action in your joints.

Do you have any lower back pain or mid back pain (under the shoulder blades) niggles?

Can you move your head from side to side without pain or restriction? Is there a loss of Range of Motion (ROM)?

Do you have any sandpaper, clicking or crunching sounds when moving your head from side to side in a 'NO' action? (i.e. cervical crepitus)

Is your hearing a problem or do you have other ear symptoms (e.g. tinnitus, watery sounds, blockages, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, otalgia, recurrent ear infections)?

Do you often get headaches or migraines?

Can you remember any trauma (even minor) to the head, neck or shoulders?

Was your birth difficult?

How's your vision? – Sensitive to light, especially at dusk, floaters?

Do you experience any dizziness, vertigo or movement sensations (i.e. loss of proprioception)? Does the ground seem to move away from you?

Do you experience any tingling and burning sensations especially in fingers and toes?

Do you have confirmed Scoliosis of the spine, from x-rays? Do you have one leg shorter than the other or is your pelvis higher on one side?

Have you had any x-rays, CT scans or MRIs taken of your cervical spine (neck)? Do these reveal loss of cervical lordosis (neck curve), even a small amount?

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