A comparative study on effectiveness of epleys maneuver versus vestibular rehabilitation in cervicogenic dizziness

Cervicogenic Dizziness (CGD) is characterized by dizziness,

imbalance, or instability caused by a problem with the cervical spine, which is usually

accompanied by neck discomfort. Ryan and Cope initially introduced the term

"cervical vertigo" to identify a combination of cervical spine abnormalities and

dizziness. Vertigo caused by changes in neck position is referred to as vertigo

originating in the cervical area. The frequency of dizziness can range from an

unprecedented episode to a steady sensation. Patients experiencing dizziness file a

whole lot of signs and symptoms of various severity. These patients may experience

mental issues, disorientation, depression, anxiety, a worry of open spaces, a lack of

ability to carry out day by day activities.