Objective To observe the clinical effect of PNF technique on cervicogenic vertigo. Methods 48 patients with cervicogenic vertigo were randomly divided into two groups, 24 patients in the PNF group; 24 patients were treated with atlantoaxial rotation and PNF. The control group (24 cases) was treated with rotational reduction. Before and after treatment, the curative effect of cervical vertigo and function evaluation scale and VAS visual analogue pain rating scale were used to evaluate the curative effect. Results There was no significant clinical difference between the two groups in the short-term treatment effect. But in the long-term effect of consolidation, prevention of recurrence, PNF group was superior to the simple atlantoaxial rotation reduction group. Conclusion PNF technique combined with rotational reduction may improve the curative effect of cervicogenic vertigo.