I am having cervicogenic vertigo...doctor told me it's due to vertibral artery compression..i want to know is this compression in long term can lead to something serious like loss of blood flow?
Also how can this vertibral artery compression can be resolved?
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It depends on the amount of blood flow your vertebral artery is getting. Vertebral artery carried blood to the brain that is why you have dizziness and vertigo because of it’s compression.
You need to do a CT Angio to see how much block is there in the artery.
At your age if the compression is mild or moderate physiotherapy is the initial treatment. But that again depends on the cause of compression.
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