You need to ask a doctor that!!

It could be that you still have an inner ear type issue or nervous issue that is causing the vertigo. If so, you want to get that treated asap. After that, start thinking about the anxiety and tension if it doesn't go away.

Like Georgia59 has said. Focus on the ears first. You only have two. Might be fluid behind the eardrum or was or anyting for that matter that is casusing this.
Anxiety can cause tension in you muscles. Especially you neck and jaw.

Carrie

What exactly is vertigo? o_o

It is a feeling of dizziness. The cause could be from many different things. But usually the first thing they look at are the ears. The inner ear is the leading cause of vertigo. Sometimes low blood pressure. Have it checked out though.
Also could be something with the persons eyes. Like needing glasses or something. Like I said, could be a number of things.

Carrie

Intresting.

My boyfriend has vertigo and has been to the ER, to Stanford, etc. He's had at least 3 different diagnoses. He's been told it was labyrinthitis (inflammation of the ear canal), that he had a loose "crystal" (not sure of the technical term) and that it would never be permanently cured (only temporarily by doing some exercises), and that it had something to do with the hairs in the ear canal being out of place. Oh, and water inside the ear canal from a past cold (which would be the least likely reason now because it's been about 4 months). So, pick one. LOL.

Vertigo is specifically a dizziness that makes the room feel like it's spinning. It's not light-headedness per se. It would also make your eyes "spin" if the doctor tilts you backwards in a certain position.

Interestingly enough, he does have anxiety, and I personally think this is the root of his problem.