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Damage to C1-C2 can elicit symptoms that include nerve irritation, vertebrobasilar insufficiency with associated vertigo, tinnitus, dizziness, facial pain, arm pain, and migraine headaches.

Nerves in the cervical spine They're labeled C1 through C8. They stimulate muscle movement in your neck, shoulder, arm and hand, and provide sensation. Cervical nerves C1, C2 and C3 control your forward, backward and side head and neck movements.

Common Symptoms and Signs Stemming from C1-C2 Radiating pain up to the back and/or top of the head. Pain in the temple and/or behind the eyes and/or ears. Neck-tongue syndrome resulting in neck and/or head pain with numbness or abnormal sensation on one side of the tongue. Sensitivity to light. Fatigue. Dizziness. Nausea.

The electrical inspector may make any C1 hazards safe before leaving the property. Code 2 (C2): Potentially dangerous. Further Investigation (FI): Further investigation required without delay. Code 3 (C3): Improvement recommended.

A Code 2 (C2) is not as severe as a C1, but is still a potentially dangerous defect. They may not pose an immediate threat but are likely to become a danger in the future. A C2 is described as 'Potentially dangerous - urgent remedial action required.

Code C3. Code 3 is described as 'Improvement recommended. ' This means something has been identified which does not comply with the latest regulations but isn't actually dangerous.

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a report carried out to assess the safety of the existing electrical installation within a property and is used to describe its condition. Parts of the system that are reported on include consumer units, protective bonding, lighting, switches and sockets etc.