13 mo. ago I had sudden episode of dizziness so bad I fell to ground. Heart racing and very sweaty, had to lie in bed for hours. Since, I have a daily ‘balance problem’. Feels similar to being on a boat all day and then get back on dry land, or feeling like head is cloudy, or feeling like hangover from alcohol. Sometimes hard to concentrate, sometimes I need to sit down for fear I will fall down. I would NOT describe it as dizzy, spinning feeling. I’m 38 yr male, otherwise very healthy 6’1”, 150 lbs, no other illnesses, no history of probs, normal BP. Rarely drink alcohol, non smoker. No abnormal headaches. I generally feel this problem daily. Feel good when I first wake, worse as day goes on. Next saw a balance specialist at ENT clinic. They ran many tests: and concluded my inner ears were working normally. Next tried Physical Therapy to resolve balance prob: walking in straight line while moving head up down left and right etc but did not help. I also had eye check at the ophthalmologist, results normal. Next had MRI performed on my head, w/o contrast, looking for problems with balance system, results normal. After 6 months of PT with no improvement, PT guessed the symptoms maybe ‘atypical migraine’. She prescribed Clonazepam 0.5 mg tablet, 1/4 of tab in AM and another 1/4 of tab in PM. Good news is that I did show good improvement after starting meds but after 4 months, symptoms are now back as they were before I started the meds. Exercising 2-3x per week also seems to help. Did I get an accurate diagnosis? Could these symptoms also be related to an anxiety problem? Is that common? I do feel worse when I am stressed out, and I know that I have obsessive behavior and let the littlest things get me all worked up. Sometimes I find it hard to enjoy life because I am so preoccupied with things like cleaning up household messes, dishes, kids toys, etc. If related to anxiety and stress, what can I do to help reduce it?