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Old 01-12-2016, 03:17 PM #1
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Default neck and dizziness

whenever i sleep in a way that where my head is pushed toward my chest (like on 2 pillows) i feel dizzy the next day... same thing happens if i just lay that way for a while. i can't seem to find a doctor who can tell me what is happening here. it clearly seems to be a neck issue but what specifically it is seems to be a mystery. anyone experience anything like this or find a doctor specializing in cervicogenic dizziness? i am aware of the NUCCA folks but so far have avoided them.
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