Symptomatic Craniocervical Instability Quiz

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Headaches, pain in the upper neck at the back of the head, or Head Pressure Dizziness/Imbalance that occurs when you look at something or are active (this differs from getting dizzy when standing from a chair) POTS or problems with light-headedness/dizziness, heart racing or low blood pressure when suddenly getting up from a lying or sitting position. Brain fog, problems remembering or thinking that are unusual for your age Ringing in your ears or a whooshing that changes with your head/neck position. Do not check this item if your tinnitus or ear ringing is constant and doesn’t depend on how you move your head or neck. Visual disturbances not cured or helped substantially by eyeglasses (blurry vision, difficulty reading, problems focusing, eyes jumping) Rapid heart rate all the time (not only when getting up) GI symptoms that are related to your neck (meaning the GI problems get worse when your neck is worse). Do not check if your GI symptoms are not directly related to the status of your neck. Nausea or vomiting related to your head/neck position. Do not check if you have this problem unrelated to your head or neck position. Low back pain Thoracic pain (upper back) Excessive sweating Tremors or muscle jerking directly related to your head or neck position. Do not check if you have this problem unrelated to your head or neck position. Problems with coordination directly related to your head or neck position. Do not check if you have this problem unrelated to your head or neck position. Greying out, fainting, or loss of consciousness directly related to your head or neck position. Do not check if you have this problem unrelated to your head or neck position. Chemical, environmental sensitivities

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