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How Lasers Can Help With Dizziness and Neck Pain!

Dizziness can arise for dozens of reasons. In this video, I go over a unique form of dizziness that can arise when our brain gets conflicting messages from different systems within our body. It's known as sensory conflict and it can make the brain unhappy, leading to annoying sensations such as nausea or dizziness. In particular, this video goes over what can happen when proprioception (the ability to feel and interpret movement within one's body) within the cervical spine is impaired or dysfunctional (it's more common than you might think). Additionally, I quickly touch on how neck pain (pain within the region of the cervical spine) can impair or diminish our proprioceptive abilities, which is common when dealing with injuries such as whiplash associated disorder that can result from car crashes, sports injuries, and much more. Our bodies are these amazing things that often have redundant systems in place otherwise ensure our well-being. Sometimes, these systems can become out of sync with one another, such as the case demonstrated in this video where the vestibular system and the proprioceptors within the neck disagree with one another. It can be a tricky situation to navigate, but it all starts by determining if a mismatch between these two systems is taking place, which can be done through a special test known as the joint position error test, or JPE for short. So, follow along in this video as I give a practical demonstration of proprioception along with how to determine if there is a mismatch between the proprioceptors in the cervical spine and vestibular system within the inner ear! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 0:44 - Mechanisms of Dizziness 0:57 - Sensory Conflict & Dizziness 1:18 - Intro to Proprioception 1:55 - The vestibular system 2:13 - Experts Disagreeing 3:05 - Cervical vs vestibular mismatch 3:21 - Joint Position Error (JPE) Testing 4:03 - Testing Cervical Movements 4:47 - JPE Results 5:01 - Why Mismatches Occur 5:18 - Pain & Proprioceptive Deficits 6:06 - Re-training Cervical Proprioception 6:40 - Re-training Considerations 7:35 - Working with Others 7:56 - Final Words *** Visit my website: https://www.strengthresurgence.com *** Interested in becoming a physical therapist or just want to know a bit more about the profession? Check out my blog: https://www.strengthresurgence.com to get all sorts of helpful information! *** Medical Disclaimer: While I am a licensed physical therapist, I am not YOUR physical therapist. Any information given within this video is therefore strictly for informational purposes only. I cannot determine whether or not this exercise (or any other physical activities mentioned within this video) may or may not be appropriate for you. Any attempts to perform this exercise or any modifications to it are therefore done so at your own risk. *** Affiliate Disclaimer: This video and/or video description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows me to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for your support!