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#65 - Differential diagnosis of cervicogenic headaches & dizziness with Dr Julia Treleaven

Feb 22, 2023
17:57

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  • Differential diagnosis crucial for cervicogenic headaches involves integrating patient interviews with skilled examinations to differentiate between musculoskeletal conditions and referred pain.
  • Treating cervicogenic dizziness involves normalizing afferent input through motor control exercises and manual therapy, aiming to reduce symptoms and improve sensory motor control for better symptom management.

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Diagnosing Cervical, Genetic, Headache, or Dizziness

In diagnosing cervical, genetic, headache, or dizziness, it is crucial to integrate patient interviews with skilled examinations to differentiate between true musculoskeletal conditions and referred pain. Recognizing patterns of dysfunction, joint signs, abnormal muscle function, and range of motion restrictions helps identify genuine conditions. Matching patient-reported symptoms with physical findings is essential, ensuring that the level of dysfunction aligns with the reported intensity of symptoms.

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