What causes blurry vision in patients with craniocervical instability (CCI)? In this short video, Dr. Chris Centeno explains how upper cervical spine instability may contribute to visual symptoms.
Blurry vision is commonly linked to issues such as changes in visual acuity, medication side effects, or serious conditions like glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and stroke. But Dr. Centeno explains what it may mean when these causes have been ruled out and blurry vision occurs alongside neck pain, headaches, or other CCI-related symptoms.
This episode explores the possible neck–vision connection, why upper cervical instability can affect visual processing, and the importance of identifying the true source of persistent visual disturbances.
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