Hi, dizziness can be due to a lot of reasons- one of the most common ones is vestibular issues ( inner ear problems)

From what you describe — Persistent dizziness (4–5 days) Neck stiffness + cramping Upper spine pain (between shoulder blades) Facial tilt when resting naturally It seems there may be a cervicogenic component (neck-related dizziness) rather than purely inner ear/vestibular (since ENT medications didn’t help). Possible contributors: Cervical muscle tension or joint dysfunction (neck stiffness affecting balance signals) Postural imbalance (facial/head tilt + scapular/upper back tightness) Nerve/vestibular mismatch (neck sends wrong signals to balance system) This doesn’t mean it’s permanent — but it does mean your dizziness likely needs rehab and mechanical correction, not just tablets.

Don't worry your complaint can be resolved by visiting a physiotherapist.

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Please take physiotherapy treatment bppv exercises And vestibular treatment

The dizziness, off-balance feeling, facial tilt, neck stiffness, and upper spinal pain could be related to issues such as cervical spine dysfunction or muscle tension.

If the pain and dizziness has started after sudden jerk to neck or after any fall please get a xray done if you suddenly started feeling it without any such incident please get a mri done

Go for an x-ray of cervical spine and consult back, there might be issue with the disc and compression of nerve which is causing stiffness and pain.

Please consult online.neck movements and facial muscles need to be checked so that treatment can be planned accordingly

It can be cervicogenic headache as u mention in your symtoms and it will go after taking physiotherapy

I hear your concern — and I understand why this is making you anxious. Let’s break this down step by step. From your symptoms: Persistent dizziness & imbalance (4–5 days) Neck stiffness, mild cramping, and pain in the upper spine/shoulder blade area Slight tilt in face posture (noticed at rest) This combination suggests that the problem may not be purely an inner ear/ENT issue. It could also involve your cervical spine (neck), postural imbalance, or even neurological causes. Possible Causes 1. Cervicogenic dizziness – dizziness caused by problems in the neck (stiffness, muscle imbalance, cervical spondylosis, poor posture). 2. Vestibular issues (inner ear) – like BPPV, labyrinthitis, or vestibular neuritis, though usually ENT medicines give some relief. 3. Musculoskeletal issues – tight muscles in the neck/shoulders and poor posture can pull the head slightly, causing both tilt and imbalance. 4. Neurological causes – facial tilt and persistent dizziness can sometimes signal a nerve issue (rare, but important to rule out).

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