Hi, welcoem to eHealth. I would suggest you find a neurologist who specailizes in this field. If this Dr can't find your problem, he will know of a professional who can. A neurologist can rule out any serious head injuries. The next step would be a psychologist. They can work miracles! To me it sounds like anxiety, but I am not a professional...just been though a great ordeal during my life! Hope you find what your looking for!

Oh my. I've never found someone who has the same thing as me. I used to get this when I was younger. It would mostly happen when I was sick, but it was awful. I know how you feel. It RARELY happens to me now. It would sometimes be triggered by seeing something happen really fast, like looking at a fan, or a fan slowing down or something. Now I don't get that. I usually have panic attacks occasionally that involve severe shaking and instability of my body. For the past 6 years ago it would happen when watching scary movies. The movie didn't even have to be that scary, and I LOVED scary movies before. Just I think it might have been a "fear" of being scared? Or I would anticipate being scared? But from that it would turn into full on panic. If anyone could help me as well that would be great. But stay strong and stay positive. Positive self talk helps a lot. I usually try to think of something happy from my childhood, like watching some kind of fun cartoon or playing with my dogs, or something of the sort. I hope this helps.