One of the most common symptoms that our patients with cervical instability complain of is nausea. In this video, Ross Hauser, MD gives an overview of the mechanisms by which cervical instability causes nausea. In our experience, when a person's neck stability and curve are restored, the nausea is typically resolved. Of course, there are many reasons for nausea, but the primary focus of this presentation is the relationship between nausea and the neck.

To read more about nausea, gastroparesis, and other common GI problems and why they are commonly found in patients with cervical instability, check out our articles: https://www.caringmedical.com/proloth...

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