Interactive Demo – Segmental Dysfunction

C1 Segmental Dysfunction

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Clinical Context

C1 Segmental Dysfunction

How It Occurs

A quick jerk of the neck, like in a car crash
A hit to the head or top of the neck
Head pushed forward for hours (phones, screens)
Sleeping in a bad position or with a flat pillow
Turning the head the same way over and over
A rough birth or use of forceps as a baby
Very loose or very flexible neck joints

What It Causes

Headaches at the base of the skull
Migraines and pain behind the eyes
Hard time turning the head side to side
Tight, sore muscles at the top of the neck
Dizziness or feeling off-balance
Ringing in the ears or jaw pain
Foggy thinking or upset stomach from nerve stress
Poor posture that strains the lower neck

Nerve Innervation

Muscle

Small deep muscles under the skull
Long muscle at the front of the neck
Small head-tilt muscles
Part of the neck strap and upper trap

Organ

Main artery to the brain
Brain stem
Face nerves
Inner ear

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