Upper Cervical of Sioux Falls

03/09/2026

Did your vertigo start after being sick?

Vestibular neuritis is commonly diagnosed after a viral illness. It can cause intense spinning, nausea, imbalance, and difficulty walking.

Many people try:�
✔️ Steroids�
✔️ Antivert or other medications�
✔️ Vestibular therapy�
✔️ Rest and hydration

And while the infection may clear… the dizziness doesn’t always fully resolve.

Here’s what’s often missed:
Balance isn’t controlled by the inner ear alone.�It’s integrated at the brainstem — located at the top of your neck.

When the upper cervical spine becomes misaligned — often after a fall, accident, or even years-old trauma — it can create ongoing neurological irritation in this region.

That irritation can interfere with how your brain processes balance signals, delaying full recovery.

✨ Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care focuses on gently correcting misalignment at the top of the neck to support proper neurological communication and balance stabilization.

👉 Learn more at www.uccnearme.com or locally at www.ucsiouxfalls.com

03/06/2026

Balance isn’t just about the inner ear.

It’s regulated by the brainstem—located at the top of the neck.

When upper cervical misalignment causes irritation in this region, symptoms may persist long after travel ends.

✨ Correct the cause—not just the symptom
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03/05/2026

💬 Which MdDS symptom affects you most?

• Rocking or swaying�
• Worse when standing still�
• Worse in busy environments�
• All of the above

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03/03/2026

Do you feel like you're swaying, rocking, or bobbing—even though you're standing completely still?

Mal de Débarquement Syndrome (MdDS) often begins after a cruise, flight, or long travel. But for some people, the motion never stops.

Many patients try:�
✔️ ENT visits�
✔️ Vestibular therapy�
✔️ Anxiety medication�
✔️ “Waiting it out”

Yet their tests come back normal—and the rocking continues.

Here’s what’s often overlooked:�Balance is processed at the brainstem, located right next to the top two bones in your neck.

When the upper neck becomes misaligned—often after trauma—it can create ongoing neurological irritation that prevents the brain from recalibrating.

✨ Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care focuses on correcting this misalignment gently and precisely, helping restore proper balance signaling.
👉 Learn more at www.uccnearme.com

02/27/2026

If you’ve been dealing with dysphagia—difficulty swallowing, food getting stuck, or living on liquids—you know how frustrating it can be.

Swallowing relies on peristalsis, a neurological process controlled by the brainstem. Over time, trauma to the upper neck can create nerve irritation that disrupts this function.

Upper Cervical Chiropractors use advanced testing and 3D imaging to identify misalignments and make gentle corrections—no twisting or cracking—to help restore function.

If no one has been able to help you, there may still be hope.�
👉 Visit www.uccnearme.com or www.ucsiouxfalls.com

02/25/2026

02/24/2026

Peristalsis—the wave-like motion that moves food—depends on proper nerve communication.

✨ Supporting nervous system health can support swallowing.�
👉 www.uccnearme.com or locally at www.ucsiouxfalls.com

02/21/2026

Do your hands fall asleep at night? Do you wake up shaking them out or wearing a brace—but the numbness keeps coming back?

That’s often labeled carpal tunnel syndrome. And while the wrist can be involved, it’s not always the full picture.

The brainstem, located at the top of the neck, plays a major role in regulating posture and muscle tone. When the atlas shifts out of position, it can lead to muscle imbalances that tighten down the arm and contribute to nerve irritation.
Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care evaluates this area with advanced imaging and makes gentle, specific corrections to restore balance.

If you’ve tried braces and therapy with no lasting relief, your neck may be the missing piece.�👉 Visit www.ucsiouxfalls.com.

02/13/2026

✅ Nighttime hand numbness�
✅ Tingling in fingers�
✅ Weak grip strength

✨ If symptoms keep returning, it may be time to look beyond the wrist.�
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02/10/2026

Do you struggle with wrist pain, hand numbness, tingling, or weak grip—especially at night or while working?

Most people diagnosed with carpal tunnel try braces, physical therapy, injections, or medications. And if those don’t work, surgery is often suggested.

But here’s what many people never hear:�Your posture and muscle tone are regulated by the brainstem, located at the top of your neck.

Old injuries—falls, sports trauma, or car accidents—can cause the top vertebra (the atlas) to shift. Over time, that can create postural imbalances and muscle tension patterns that travel down the arm and contribute to carpal tunnel symptoms.

✨ Upper Cervical Care addresses the source, not just the wrist.�👉 Learn more at www.uccnearme.com