For Vertigo Treatment, what causes may be considered during a vertigo evaluation?
Medication effects, inner-ear concerns, head movement, and neck tension may be considered during a vertigo evaluation. The review also covers your health history, symptoms, examination findings, and recovery goals. These details help our team decide whether chiropractic care, rehabilitation, or another medical evaluation fits the situation.
How does the first visit for dizziness begin?
The first visit begins with a new patient intake, health history review, and examination. The discussion covers when symptoms began, what movements affect them, and whether neck pain or headaches occur. Bring a medication list and any relevant records you have. Our team then explains the findings and possible care options.
Which symptoms suggest chiropractic care may not be the right fit?
Symptoms outside our service scope may require another medical evaluation before chiropractic care. Severe or unusual symptoms, sudden changes, or concerns not explained by the examination need careful medical review. Our team discusses the findings with you and explains when another type of care is more appropriate.
When can therapeutic exercise be part of dizziness care?
Therapeutic exercise may be included when guided movement supports the examination findings and recovery goals. Exercises can address mobility and function, but the plan should match your symptoms. Our team may combine exercise with chiropractic adjustments, massage therapy, or neuromuscular therapy when those services fit the care plan.
Why does head movement matter during an assessment?
Head movement matters because turning, bending, or looking up may change how dizziness feels. Those patterns give the examination useful context, but they do not identify every cause alone. Tell our team which movements trigger symptoms and whether neck tension, headaches, or balance concerns happen at the same time.
What changes the cost of care when imaging is considered?
The recommended services change the cost when diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, massage therapy, or therapeutic exercise becomes part of the plan. 3D X-ray technology is considered only when clinically indicated. Request a consultation to review which services fit your findings and what the recommended care includes.
Who provides vertigo care from the Lithia Springs office?
Dr. Christopher Hogan, DC, leads the location. Our team provides chiropractic and injury care, including adjustments, rehabilitation, massage therapy, therapeutic exercise, and diagnostic services when appropriate.
