ABSTRACT

Cervicogenic Vertigo is a disorder that involves a sensory mismatch between perceived spatial orientation and real orientation, resulting in vertigo and dizziness. Postural injury of the cervical spine can cause soft tissue edema and abnormal proprioceptive signals from the neck. A 40-year- old male came to OPD with the c/o of vertigo, Nausea, cervical stiffness, and soreness in his neck followed by long hours of chair work. The patient was diagnosed as varma kshatha of porchai kalam and kakkatai varmam and treated with moosambara pattru, nasyam along with Ilakkumurai, and oral medication pathyakshadhathradi kashayam and gorochanadi gulika. Hridayarenjini for external application. after 5 days of treatment, the patient found complete relief from vertigo. Keywords: Cervicogenic vertigo (CV)Varma kayam, Moosambara Pattru, Ilakkumurai, Gorochanadi Gulika, Hridayarenjini
Publication date: 15/03/2025

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2025/14.3.1023