Vertigo is the sensation of spinning, dizziness, or imbalance and is often related to dysfunction in the vestibular system, cervical spine, or their interaction with the nervous system. Abnormal sensory input from the neck joints or inner ear can disrupt balance, spatial orientation, and postural control. This can make everyday movements—such as turning the head, walking, or changing positions—feel unstable or disorienting. Improving joint mechanics and sensory integration plays a key role in restoring stability and confidence in movement.