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Cole Sabato
Cole Came to therapy after developing vestbular symptoms post surgically. His head was tilted and he was having trouble standing, walking and turning. I noted significant cervical muscle spasming and treated that with deep tissue mobilization and laser therapy. We also began standing rotation activities and balance training exercises. One week after the first session, Cole is already making good progress. His head tilt is less, he is standing and walking better. We started incline treadmill and more balance / vestibular rehabilitation exrecises at his second visit. Go Cole!
Soft tissue and cervical mobilizations for vestibular syndrome to reduce head tilt spasms.
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