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[@juanplazas4593]

Hi! I got a question if you don't mind. According to your experience, which neck muscles are usually associated with dizziness/drunk-sensation when chronically tight. This is also accompanied by pulsatile tinnitus that increases and decreases. Of course, after discarding any other vestibular/brain issues. Thanks!

[@theMSKphysio]

Hey! Yes, after ruling out the mentioned issues. If we are talking about just muscles. Typically muscles that attach to the head to another region. This could be the subocciptals. A common source of dizziness is loss of range between C1/C2. The sternocleidomastoid is another option as this orients the head on the ribcage. A drunk sensation I'd associate more with a head injury than muscles as a source.