VERTIGO QUESTION!

Hello,
I have had slight vertigo for about a year and a half. It got worst in the last few months, but not super bad. Then it will go away for days and come back. I just feel unsteady, like my surroundings r moving. It's worst when i stand up or walk around. I dont get it laying down, but a little sitting down. I notice it alot when im on the computer and when walking around. I have never ad it when driving though. Weird i can have it all day, walking around, but when i get in the car and drive dont notice it untill i get out and walk around.Only twice did it make me slightly nauesous. Also i sometimes feel like my body is heavy with the vertigo. Is that normal? Als in the last few years i get car sick really easy, when not driving, but never when driving, and i get this same motion sickness when playing video games, sometimes worst than others. Does anyone know what could be going on? Any info is much appreciated.
Thanx

[Tinners]

I heard about this once on a documentary. I would go to your doctor, they can preform a vertigo test (i don't know the name). If you are diagnosed with vertigo they can give you drugs to manage it. It's very common. Good luck!

[moonmaiden]

Google BPPV, Benign Proxymal Positional Vertigo.  It is a vestibular impairment.  You might also have Oscillopsia, which is bouncing vision.  I also  have that.  My symptoms are like yours, but I now take medication and it is better, but after nearly 9 years with it, I doubt it is going to go away.  The test that Tinners is talking about is called an ENG.  That is how this condition is diagnosed.  Best wishes.

[williamkancir]

Your symptoms causing the vertigo can be many, mine are constant and conditions vary. You could have inner ear problems. I would want to see ENT specialists. The feeling of heaviness can be vertigo but, could also be neurological. See a doctor and don't delay, take caution. Smiling on ahead.

Daniel

[SSRM]

Do you still have it? Sounds  atypical for an inner ear problem. Prob sensitivity to various information coming into brain/  mismatch of information.  Vestibular rehab may be of help.