Cervical Spine Self-Rehabilitation: 3 Simple Moves to Restore Alignment

A misaligned cervical spine may cause headaches, dizziness, nerve pain, and more. Learn how to treat this condition at home.
Cervical Spine Self-Rehabilitation: 3 Simple Moves to Restore Alignment
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Cervical spine misalignment not only causes shoulder and neck pain but, in severe cases, can compress nerves, leading to various health issues. Consistently performing three cervical spine self-rehabilitation exercises can help relieve pain and gradually restore misaligned vertebrae.

Symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, tinnitus, vision loss, nerve pain, and palpitations may require visits to different specialists. However, these symptoms could all be caused by cervical spine misalignment. In some cases, the cervical spine displacement may be minimal, and X-rays or MRIs may not show any abnormalities. However, a hard spot may be felt when palpating the neck. Pressing on it may cause significant pain. This is the point where the cervical spine is “stuck.”

Kuo-Pin Wu
Kuo-Pin Wu
Kuo-Pin Wu has practiced traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) for nearly 20 years. Formerly a structural engineer with a master’s degree from a renowned university, he later earned a doctor of medicine degree in TCM. Leveraging his engineering background in logical analysis, he specializes in identifying patterns to diagnose and treat complex diseases. Wu is currently the director of XinYiTang Clinic in Taiwan.
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