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Neck pain and feeling dizzy
I delivered my baby in 2022 and after delivery now i am suffering from neck and spine pain and feeling dizziness whenever I am doing any head or neck movements i visited doctor i did mri of whole spine and xray of neck ,and some blood tests vitamin d3 and calcium iron etc, doctor told me i have deficiency of calcium n vitamin d3
I am taking regularly all the supplements still facing the same issue dizziness while doing neck movements
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Dizziness on movements are mostly associated with inner ear issue and sometimes with brain.
Called as positional vertigo.
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Consult ENT doctor.
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Share mri report
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Do some physiotherapy like US THERAPY, short wave diathermy and cervical isometric excercise
Next Steps
Take muscle relaxant and nerve rejuvinator
Health Tips
Avoid pillow , sudden neck flexion
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Dr. Omkar J S
Orthopedic surgeon
7 yrs exp
Pune
If the MRI shows no significant spinal pathology and your treating orthopaedician has ruled out cervical spine involvement, then dizziness associated with neck movements or in particular head positions may be due to an inner ear (vestibular) cause.
It is advisable to consult an ENT specialist for further evaluation.
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Dr. Vilas P Chavan
Orthopedic surgeon
9 yrs exp
Pune
Consult with Neurosurgeon
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Dr. Gaurav Vatsa
Orthopedic Surgeon
4 yrs exp
Jalor
Your symptoms of dizziness during neck movement along with persistent neck and spine pain could be due to cervical spondylosis with possible cervical proprioceptive dysfunction or cervicogenic dizziness, often seen after delivery because of poor posture, lifting the baby, and low vitamin levels. Even though you’re taking supplements, the issue might now be more mechanical than nutritional.
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Physiotherapy is important. Start neck exercises with a trained physio to improve strength and posture. Vestibular therapy may help if dizziness continues. See a neurologist if you feel weakness, tingling, or balance issues. Avoid sudden neck movements, long mobile use, or bad sleeping posture.
Health Tips
Use a thin pillow, stay hydrated, and continue vitamin D long term. If no improvement in 4–6 weeks, don’t wait—get reviewed again.
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