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Nausea On Leaning Forward, Tinnitus. X-ray Of Spine Shows Strong Wear In Neck Vertebra. Treatment?
I get very nauseous when I lean forward and put my head lower than my waist ,also when I look up for short or long periods .i do have tinnitus . I have had an X-ray on my upper spine and it revealed strong wear in my vertebra in my neck . I have had to stop yoga as leaning forward makes me feel sick . Is there any remedy or exercise to illeviate the feeling of nausea
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Vertigo, Tinnitus and nausea are the common symptoms with problem in cervical spine. Follow some instructions that help you in reducing the symptoms:
1. Use hard bed to sleep and avoid pillow.
2. Your sitting posture should be straight.
3. Avoid jerky movements of neck. Avoid riding bicycle or motorcycle.
4. Wear collar as much as you can.
6. Regularly change the posture of the neck while working or sitting.
7. Do regular exercise as advised by your physiotherapist.
Hope this will help you.
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Nausea On Leaning Forward, Tinnitus. X-ray Of Spine Shows Strong Wear In Neck Vertebra. Treatment?
Hello and thanks for the query Vertigo, Tinnitus and nausea are the common symptoms with problem in cervical spine. Follow some instructions that help you in reducing the symptoms: 1. Use hard bed to sleep and avoid pillow. 2. Your sitting posture should be straight. 3. Avoid jerky movements of neck. Avoid riding bicycle or motorcycle. 4. Wear collar as much as you can. 6. Regularly change the posture of the neck while working or sitting. 7. Do regular exercise as advised by your physiotherapist. Hope this will help you. Best Wishes