Constant Dizziness and Nausea

I feel the same too, too bad we cannot really exchange our bodies w/ the doctors so they could rule out the main cause. In my case, i've been thinking a lot of possibilities, and I'm thinking that maybe its a fatigue and/or dehydration that I have to pay attention (and there may be a lot of root cause under it too), or maybe my sinuses, since I also saw something from my nasal xray a year ago...too many possibilities, but just have to rule out...how bout you, have you ever been diagnosed w/ fatigue? how about your heart?

I'm having some of the same issues. I feel as though I'm constantly barrel rolling (usually counter clockwise.) When I try to drive at night, it's almost impossible. If there is any fog on top of being at night, I absolutely can't. The vertigo feeling also comes with very bad neausea and my vision constantly blurrs in and out rapidly.

I finally ended up being sent to ENT and they sent me to physical therapy. The therapist did a bunch of tests and said there were things she say that "conserned" her. She didn't elaborate yet. She wants to see me again and try different tests. What she did kind of basically say is that any motion of my head causes it to onset (confirmed by my reactions to the tests) and said my body seems to want to go where my head does. I also get topical numbness around my eyes when it gets above a 3 or 4 on a 0-10 scale.

With that, I have very bad memory loss. I lose about 80% of what happened past 24 hours. Anything I do remember has no sense of time of day, day of week, date, month or year for a lot of older memories.

On the memory note, I went to see a few mental health providers. When I was a kid, my step father abused both myself and my sister on all 3 types of abuse. She said that she thinks that I was in "fight or flight" constantly. Which would constantly release the chemical that is supposed to help you "come down" off of the response. When the chemical is constantly released, she said, then you start to get damage to your neural connections. In addition to memory, I have almost no ability to multi-task (yes I know its a false label but it works) and I've developed tremors in my hands. Not sure if that is related but, now both of my sons have it. Luckily, my daughter doesn't. No one else in my family tree has had tremors at all (and we have a history back to 1400's.)

I also have sleep problems. I now have apnea, which is most likely more related to another problem. However, I have a problem where the melatonin doesn't properly release so I get little to no REM sleep. This has gone on since I was a kid. Which I'm starting to wonder has to do with abuse.

Anyway, for the dizzyness/vertigo, try seeing an ENT and trying to get to physical therapy. Memory, may be an issue of overload or (if it applies) a history of being abused. On the overload part, there is only so much a human memory system can take in. It works almost like a computers RAM, except the excess is completely ignored as if it didn't happen. So, if there is too much input from your body for other things (for me its constant very bad pain, vertigo and some other issues) then other things will be ignored, or gotten rid of quickly. I've had blackouts where I function normally (my wife was next to me for one that leasted 15 mins) but I had no memory of what happened in that timeframe.

If I rambled, I apologize. I kind of got offtrack part way through.

All of you look in to occipital neuralgia