I say as Mr miyagi said from the movie Karate Kid: "Everything can heal; just take time and take patience". It's from the Strong Roots scene: you also have strong roots Kyo.
Looked up your channel to check in on you. Sorry to hear you’re still experiencing the rocking. I had the same condition, though it resolved more quickly. I still experience it pretty regularly, but it’s much decreased and I can go days at a time without really feeling it. Your nervous system will naturally heal. You may want to look at the work of Dr Sarno and TMS (mind-body syndrome). I’m not saying it’s all in your head - I experience it too and it was very distressing when it first happened to me.
This is the closest person with I feel the same symptoms of me. I’ve had for a year started off light but now it’s worse. Does not stop, even laying down and sitting it doesn’t go away. It’s hell. I’m praying for us and hope we get answers soon.
Hey.. I don't know whether you have heard of Dr.Berg or not but in one of his videos he says that rocking feeling is one of the symptoms of thiamine deficiency. Pls look up elliot overton, he has a lot of work on thiamine
Im going through the same feelings right now. The rocking and pushing feelings, i feel unsteady standing and sitting still and my legs, back, and neck feel so stiff. Ive dealt with this on and off for 5 years. It has gone away a few times but came back recently. It all started after my first panic attack. I’ve been to every doctor under the sun, all tests come back with normal results. Conclusion I’ve been told by all these doctors is that it’s due to anxiety and stress and the muscle tension its created. It’s a vicious cycle because the “dizziness” makes me more anxious which makes the “dizziness” worse.. my psychiatrist also wants me to try Pristiq. I know that living with this drains the joy out of life but we just gotta keep pushing forward.
Hi Xmy, I know how mdds feels - it sucks. I have 3 questions: 1) How do you experience your panic attacks? 2) Do you exercise anything in your life? 3) Are you exposing yourself to a lot of passive motions in your daily life?
When was the first time you went into remission during that 5 year? That's nice to at least you're capable of having stillness back... I think when doctors don't have any more answers, they just always conclude to anxiety. I agree that it is like chasing after your own tail with the dizziness/anxiety combo... I've adapted to this rocking discomfort and trying to live normal, no longer have panic attacks, but this rocking won't go away... People keep telling me "don't think about it". I don't... First of all, that's easier said than done, but I am trying to live as normal as possible and be happy... The rocking is still there.
I can relate! My symptoms started last year In July. I had woke up with a bad migraine and then I got dizzy and then it went away and days later it started back and never stopped. I don’t feel the rocking and swaying when I am actually moving around it only happens when I am sitting or lying down. It’s all in my head though it feels like you’re rocking on a boat (as you stated) and sometimes I feel like I am on a Ferris Wheel. I do have vertigo but the head bopping is insane. I have good and bad days where I barely feel it. But sometimes I feel mine is stress related or bad posture because I slept on a couch for almost a year and my right side of my neck has been tight and my left ear the hearing is clogged but nothing in there according to doctors. I been this way since July last year. This is month 10 with this issue and I hate it. I want to give up on myself sometimes because I’ve went to every doctor I could go to and nothing has helped. I was told try going to the chiropractor or therapy but I haven’t went because I don’t want to be disappointed with no good results. I tell people they’re lucky to not feel this because folks think because I move around I am okay. No! I struggle sleeping at night but once I fall asleep I feel fine. Occasionally I have headaches and it makes the movement in my head worst. But to others I say get a water bottle and let it be half way filled and rock it back and forth and just lightly hold it at the top while it is standing up but leaning forward some and that is the feeling that is going on in my head. My friend I hope you get better soon and everyone else on here including myself. This to shall past.
I remember there was a time in the early stages, like you, the rocking was horrible when laying down/sleeping, but didn't feel as much moving/standing... That was still awful, but better situation than now... I don't know what happened, but one morning it all changed where the gravitational force sensation ended up taking over even when I wasn't laying down... I was about to give up then and do something reallystupid, but I am glad I did not do it. I've adapted to this discomfort... It still honestly sucks, but I am living than just existing like before... Distraction really is the only way to live with this... People who don't have this and doctors will never understand this feeling. I don't really bother explaining this to new people I meet in real life because they won't understand and just think it's weird... So this is the only place I can really share my feelings and progress.
@@kyodizzy I can totally relate to not explaining anything to new individuals and doctors really don’t understand what causes this..I am glad you chose life over doing something else. All you can do now is just keep taking it one day at a time and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise or make you feel like you’re crazy because people are so judgmental. Who cares though! You’re still alive regardless what the issues you’re going thru..I can agree that trying to keep your mind occupied kind of helps take the edge off everything you’re feeling. I just hate it only happens when I am sitting or lying down but honestly I went on a vacation this past spring break and not once did I feel any of the rocking and swaying in my head so I am not sure if it’s stress, depression or my environment. I hope one day this all goes away. Thank you for responding I enjoy knowing more about how you are overall so I will be tuned into your videos. Thank you again for sharing!
Try don t to think of it anymore.. beacuse it makes it more worse.. i have the exact same feeling sometimes i feel heavy sometimes don t.. i feel like my head is floating or that when i walk i am floating.. but not everytime.. i hav this things daily but i recommand you to listen to some songs.. that s what i do when i don t feel good.. i search on youtube for example ( Vertigo music heal ) and i listen to this and it makes me feel better, a had very bad vertigo now 5 months ago and i cured it i don t have vertigo anymore but now i feel dizzy and that i can t control my body idk how to explain..
When this all began, I could not sleep without wearing headphones and listening to meditation relaxing music... But it's like floating in space/ocean feeling. I've adapted to this discomfort, I try to live normal, I don't have panic attacks... But it's not going away.
@@kyodizzy for me it started to go away.. beacuse i try to don t fight it anymore… i just play video games.. i try to always do something and don t care anymore… and it starts to go away…
@@kyodizzyIt is going to go away, or at least greatly reduce, eventually. I got to a point where I stopped looking for a medical solution. I think it’s a subtle interplay between neurological issues, neck issues (say, if you use your phone or PC a lot), and anxiety issues. You could also callit “anxiety vertigo” or “panic attack vertigo” (even if you don’t have panic attacks any longer). Going to an ENT is not going to fix it. Going to a chiropractor may help for a little bit will not fix it. Acupuncture won’t fix it. Depression meds may make it better but are probably not a great long-term solution. The only thing that will fix it, in my opinion, is accepting it, trying not to worry too much about it, and just trying to live your life as best as possible. Possibly also do some therapy to talk out some family issues (in another video you mentioned family trouble, like with your sister). Though I didn’t personally do much therapy, so maybe not necessary. I speak as someone who experienced severe boat-like dizziness a few years back, and still experience it sometimes (it was not a result of a plane or boat ride). It doesn’t impact my life much anymore. This is a shitty couple of years but it’s going to resolve. I do recommend talking to The Dizzy Coach on RUclips, which someone else linked.
I have constant lightheadedness or drunk sensation for 2 years now. It is 24x7. It is difficult for me to read as eyes blurr. I also got muscle spasms in neck and back. I don't know what's going on brother.
Completely uneducated on the subject but could it be an inner ear situation? I know that after i had covid i had some inner ear stuff. I would try get really drunk so the balance gets thrown off and see if it comes back to normality after? Like a reset? Potentially try marijuana and see if it helps? I hope you can beat this and i know that you can
Have you tried testosterone? (testosterone replacement therapy), i think hormones have a lot to do with it since mostly women get it, testosterone might help us too, i will get on it in a couple of days and let you know.
Are you rocking 24/7 as well? How did it go? I actually made an appointment with an Endocrinologist as well. I doubt it will help with rocking, but that is an option I was about to try.
@@kyodizzy yes rocking 24/7 with extreme gravitational pulls, can barely walk more than 10 minutes. It started after a flight and have it for 7 months now... took my first testosterone shot 2 days ago, nothing yet but will let u know if anything positive happens. Everyone is different though so I would recommend you also explore this option. No other meds have helped, including benzos, they actually made me worse.
Have you looked into Psylociben microdosing. Switching off the default mode network in the brain and creating new communication pathways. Could your brain be in default mode network state or autonomic nervous system is switched on all the time.
@@kyodizzy if you notice times that are worse then other. when the body has insult to an organ it turns up the gain/ volume, we become in a state of over sensitivity and hyper awareness of our autonomic systems, postural sway, heartbeat and perceived them as threats and abnormal movement, over time this creates body conditioning, a constant state. Dr Joe dispenza bases his methods of building new neurological connections. The brain can adapt and change, build new connections but we must beat the subconscious autonomic systems that are keeping our awareness focused. In the meantime you could look into it. You absolutely could be healthy, whole and free from your suffering with change. You'll find free interviews on YT
@@aryananshu5538 I never said that. I said walking gives some relief... Things that have greater force that can overpower it. It's just slightly "masking" the discomfort.
I am not. But I've adapted to this rocking discomfort. It's like when people get sea sick on a boat, but if they're forced to live on the sea for life, they may eventually adapt... I hate this rocking, but what can we do besides distract ourselves with greater motion or happiness. I honestly don't know how I managed to live with this for 2 and a half years now... The early weeks I was about to give up... I don't know what level ranking there is, but the gravitational force is pretty rough.
Jesus loves you and can heal all illnesses, there’s power, in the name of Jesus, I would recommend deliverance and giving your heart to God, He is faithful and just to Heal ❤️🔥💯
@@kyodizzy keep going and don’t give up, God is not done yet. Give Him the wheel and you will see recovery from this, Jesus is the way , the truth and the Life, all those who come to Him will be saved. Jesus doing all His Miracles and He still does them today. Ask Him to heal you, go to a church and ask for mass prayer and healing, and God will get the Glory and you will receive God’s healing , Don’t give up. You’re almost there, all God needs is your Yes. He gives a stillness and peace that surpasses all understanding. Love you man, God loves you too.
Check your ears …. Start participating in walking, jogging weightlifting and yoga and do intermittent fasting. Go on a fast for two days and make sure you have electrolytes.
I say as Mr miyagi said from the movie Karate Kid: "Everything can heal; just take time and take patience". It's from the Strong Roots scene: you also have strong roots Kyo.
Thanks for the support ~ I hope everything can heal... I still need to see that movie...
@@kyodizzy I love that movie! :D
saw some of your vids. i hope u get better must be hell to be living with it :(
Thank you for your kind words, Hannah ❤️ Did you have similar symptoms as well?
Wishing you stillness my friend.
The word stillness... Sounds like a fantasy world now 🥲
Looked up your channel to check in on you. Sorry to hear you’re still experiencing the rocking. I had the same condition, though it resolved more quickly. I still experience it pretty regularly, but it’s much decreased and I can go days at a time without really feeling it.
Your nervous system will naturally heal. You may want to look at the work of Dr Sarno and TMS (mind-body syndrome). I’m not saying it’s all in your head - I experience it too and it was very distressing when it first happened to me.
I hope the rocking goes away as soon as possible.
Stay strong.
Thank you... 2 and a half years now...😮💨 These kind words are nice to read.
This is the closest person with I feel the same symptoms of me. I’ve had for a year started off light but now it’s worse. Does not stop, even laying down and sitting it doesn’t go away. It’s hell. I’m praying for us and hope we get answers soon.
Hey.. I don't know whether you have heard of Dr.Berg or not but in one of his videos he says that rocking feeling is one of the symptoms of thiamine deficiency. Pls look up elliot overton, he has a lot of work on thiamine
When did yours first trigger? Was it during the pandemic? Panic attack as well?
Im going through the same feelings right now. The rocking and pushing feelings, i feel unsteady standing and sitting still and my legs, back, and neck feel so stiff. Ive dealt with this on and off for 5 years. It has gone away a few times but came back recently. It all started after my first panic attack. I’ve been to every doctor under the sun, all tests come back with normal results. Conclusion I’ve been told by all these doctors is that it’s due to anxiety and stress and the muscle tension its created. It’s a vicious cycle because the “dizziness” makes me more anxious which makes the “dizziness” worse.. my psychiatrist also wants me to try Pristiq. I know that living with this drains the joy out of life but we just gotta keep pushing forward.
Hi Xmy, I know how mdds feels - it sucks.
I have 3 questions:
1) How do you experience your panic attacks?
2) Do you exercise anything in your life?
3) Are you exposing yourself to a lot of passive motions in your daily life?
When was the first time you went into remission during that 5 year? That's nice to at least you're capable of having stillness back... I think when doctors don't have any more answers, they just always conclude to anxiety. I agree that it is like chasing after your own tail with the dizziness/anxiety combo... I've adapted to this rocking discomfort and trying to live normal, no longer have panic attacks, but this rocking won't go away... People keep telling me "don't think about it". I don't... First of all, that's easier said than done, but I am trying to live as normal as possible and be happy... The rocking is still there.
I can relate! My symptoms started last year In July. I had woke up with a bad migraine and then I got dizzy and then it went away and days later it started back and never stopped. I don’t feel the rocking and swaying when I am actually moving around it only happens when I am sitting or lying down. It’s all in my head though it feels like you’re rocking on a boat (as you stated) and sometimes I feel like I am on a Ferris Wheel. I do have vertigo but the head bopping is insane. I have good and bad days where I barely feel it. But sometimes I feel mine is stress related or bad posture because I slept on a couch for almost a year and my right side of my neck has been tight and my left ear the hearing is clogged but nothing in there according to doctors. I been this way since July last year. This is month 10 with this issue and I hate it. I want to give up on myself sometimes because I’ve went to every doctor I could go to and nothing has helped. I was told try going to the chiropractor or therapy but I haven’t went because I don’t want to be disappointed with no good results. I tell people they’re lucky to not feel this because folks think because I move around I am okay. No! I struggle sleeping at night but once I fall asleep I feel fine. Occasionally I have headaches and it makes the movement in my head worst. But to others I say get a water bottle and let it be half way filled and rock it back and forth and just lightly hold it at the top while it is standing up but leaning forward some and that is the feeling that is going on in my head. My friend I hope you get better soon and everyone else on here including myself. This to shall past.
I remember there was a time in the early stages, like you, the rocking was horrible when laying down/sleeping, but didn't feel as much moving/standing... That was still awful, but better situation than now...
I don't know what happened, but one morning it all changed where the gravitational force sensation ended up taking over even when I wasn't laying down...
I was about to give up then and do something reallystupid, but I am glad I did not do it.
I've adapted to this discomfort... It still honestly sucks, but I am living than just existing like before... Distraction really is the only way to live with this... People who don't have this and doctors will never understand this feeling. I don't really bother explaining this to new people I meet in real life because they won't understand and just think it's weird... So this is the only place I can really share my feelings and progress.
@@kyodizzy I can totally relate to not explaining anything to new individuals and doctors really don’t understand what causes this..I am glad you chose life over doing something else. All you can do now is just keep taking it one day at a time and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise or make you feel like you’re crazy because people are so judgmental. Who cares though! You’re still alive regardless what the issues you’re going thru..I can agree that trying to keep your mind occupied kind of helps take the edge off everything you’re feeling. I just hate it only happens when I am sitting or lying down but honestly I went on a vacation this past spring break and not once did I feel any of the rocking and swaying in my head so I am not sure if it’s stress, depression or my environment. I hope one day this all goes away. Thank you for responding I enjoy knowing more about how you are overall so I will be tuned into your videos. Thank you again for sharing!
Try don t to think of it anymore.. beacuse it makes it more worse.. i have the exact same feeling sometimes i feel heavy sometimes don t.. i feel like my head is floating or that when i walk i am floating.. but not everytime.. i hav this things daily but i recommand you to listen to some songs.. that s what i do when i don t feel good.. i search on youtube for example ( Vertigo music heal ) and i listen to this and it makes me feel better, a had very bad vertigo now 5 months ago and i cured it i don t have vertigo anymore but now i feel dizzy and that i can t control my body idk how to explain..
When this all began, I could not sleep without wearing headphones and listening to meditation relaxing music... But it's like floating in space/ocean feeling. I've adapted to this discomfort, I try to live normal, I don't have panic attacks... But it's not going away.
@@kyodizzy for me it started to go away.. beacuse i try to don t fight it anymore… i just play video games.. i try to always do something and don t care anymore… and it starts to go away…
@@kyodizzyIt is going to go away, or at least greatly reduce, eventually. I got to a point where I stopped looking for a medical solution. I think it’s a subtle interplay between neurological issues, neck issues (say, if you use your phone or PC a lot), and anxiety issues. You could also callit “anxiety vertigo” or “panic attack vertigo” (even if you don’t have panic attacks any longer). Going to an ENT is not going to fix it. Going to a chiropractor may help for a little bit will not fix it. Acupuncture won’t fix it. Depression meds may make it better but are probably not a great long-term solution.
The only thing that will fix it, in my opinion, is accepting it, trying not to worry too much about it, and just trying to live your life as best as possible. Possibly also do some therapy to talk out some family issues (in another video you mentioned family trouble, like with your sister). Though I didn’t personally do much therapy, so maybe not necessary. I speak as someone who experienced severe boat-like dizziness a few years back, and still experience it sometimes (it was not a result of a plane or boat ride). It doesn’t impact my life much anymore.
This is a shitty couple of years but it’s going to resolve. I do recommend talking to The Dizzy Coach on RUclips, which someone else linked.
I have constant lightheadedness or drunk sensation for 2 years now. It is 24x7. It is difficult for me to read as eyes blurr. I also got muscle spasms in neck and back. I don't know what's going on brother.
@@lakshgarg6609 sounds more like Depersonnilazation and derelization...ye mdds nai hai
@@Lucky_Kumar__ bhai aapko bhi hai ye issue? Mai pareshan ho chuka isse... doctors baat hi nahi karte...
@@lakshgarg6609 bhai ye apko hua kaise pahele ye batawo
@@Lucky_Kumar__ bhai ek din morning me mujhe floating feeling laga... fir ye permanent aise hi raha... surroundings hilti hui lagti hai...
@@lakshgarg6609 bro whatsaap hai ya Instagram
Is vertigo off balance swaying my whole body is floaty is the ear.
Completely uneducated on the subject but could it be an inner ear situation? I know that after i had covid i had some inner ear stuff. I would try get really drunk so the balance gets thrown off and see if it comes back to normality after? Like a reset? Potentially try marijuana and see if it helps? I hope you can beat this and i know that you can
No, it’s not an inner ear thing.
Have you tried testosterone? (testosterone replacement therapy), i think hormones have a lot to do with it since mostly women get it, testosterone might help us too, i will get on it in a couple of days and let you know.
Are you rocking 24/7 as well? How did it go? I actually made an appointment with an Endocrinologist as well. I doubt it will help with rocking, but that is an option I was about to try.
@@kyodizzy yes rocking 24/7 with extreme gravitational pulls, can barely walk more than 10 minutes. It started after a flight and have it for 7 months now... took my first testosterone shot 2 days ago, nothing yet but will let u know if anything positive happens. Everyone is different though so I would recommend you also explore this option. No other meds have helped, including benzos, they actually made me worse.
Have you looked into Psylociben microdosing.
Switching off the default mode network in the brain and creating new communication pathways.
Could your brain be in default mode network state or autonomic nervous system is switched on all the time.
No, I have not... I don't think I want any weird mushrooms or drugs... There's definitely something off with the vestibular system or nerve...
@@kyodizzy if you notice times that are worse then other. when the body has insult to an organ it turns up the gain/ volume, we become in a state of over sensitivity and hyper awareness of our autonomic systems, postural sway, heartbeat and perceived them as threats and abnormal movement, over time this creates body conditioning, a constant state. Dr Joe dispenza bases his methods of building new neurological connections. The brain can adapt and change, build new connections but we must beat the subconscious autonomic systems that are keeping our awareness focused. In the meantime you could look into it. You absolutely could be healthy, whole and free from your suffering with change. You'll find free interviews on YT
Does it happens when u r in a seated position
It doesn't matter what position/when. It is 24/7 every second - there is no on/off.
@@kyodizzy but u mentioned that it stops when u r walking
@@aryananshu5538 I never said that. I said walking gives some relief... Things that have greater force that can overpower it. It's just slightly "masking" the discomfort.
Are you feeling any better? I’m going through this for 6 weeks, don’t know how you’ve gone through this for 2 years. What level is your MdDS?
Were you triggered by a cruise or any passive motion?
@@8QQ8 I was triggered by a cruise, you?
@@Balldontlie-c8x spontaneous. No triggers. Wasn’t on any cruise, flight or even long car ride :(
I am not. But I've adapted to this rocking discomfort. It's like when people get sea sick on a boat, but if they're forced to live on the sea for life, they may eventually adapt... I hate this rocking, but what can we do besides distract ourselves with greater motion or happiness. I honestly don't know how I managed to live with this for 2 and a half years now... The early weeks I was about to give up... I don't know what level ranking there is, but the gravitational force is pretty rough.
You went to ent to check it out
Of course. ENT and Neurologist are always the main two for this...
Maybe is vestibular
Jesus loves you and can heal all illnesses, there’s power, in the name of Jesus, I would recommend deliverance and giving your heart to God, He is faithful and just to Heal ❤️🔥💯
I guess the only cure for this is, really, a miracle because nothing else is working...
@@kyodizzy keep going and don’t give up, God is not done yet. Give Him the wheel and you will see recovery from this, Jesus is the way , the truth and the Life, all those who come to Him will be saved. Jesus doing all His Miracles and He still does them today. Ask Him to heal you, go to a church and ask for mass prayer and healing, and God will get the Glory and you will receive God’s healing , Don’t give up. You’re almost there, all God needs is your Yes. He gives a stillness and peace that surpasses all understanding. Love you man, God loves you too.
Check vitamin d..
I don't think it's a vitamin deficiency...
No its not a matter of thought or thinking. Go and check your vitamin d
Check your ears …. Start participating in walking, jogging weightlifting and yoga and do intermittent fasting. Go on a fast for two days and make sure you have electrolytes.
I was walking all the time when this all happened because that was the only relief (somewhat) I had....