I just went to the Dr. for this last week. She said that it is anxiety induced and I shouldnt worry. Its been really hard for me to feel like that all the time. I always feel off balanced and get a dizzy sensation. It helps to just lay down and do something to take your mind of it or drink some water. It wouldnt hurt to get checked out by a Dr either. Just hang in there it will pass.

I suffer from gad and feel dizzy, off balance almost everyday...For me this is the worst symptom of anxiety. I feel like if this part went away I would be fine. It's so annoying

I definately feel that way sometimes! Sometimes if I stand up and close my eyes i can feel my body swaying back and forth, they said it was vertigo a long time ago but I think it is all tied to my anxiety.

I absolutely agree that if it went away I would be able to deal with everything else. Mine just started a month ago and I just basically stopped living my life. All I do is lay down all day, afraid to do anything else for fear that I will pass out(even though its never happened).

Medication can cause dizziness too and I know you are on a new antibiotic.

Ear infections can also cause dizziness. However, your antibiotic will cover that.

Are you sleeping? Sometimes being fatigued can make you feel bad all over. Try to relax and rest. Let go of the thoughts you are having. Choose new and better ones and focus on positive things.

ive been dizzy now for about 5 months...its rough...i have had fewer better days than worse...gotta keep pluggin away though....not fun...am with ya ;)

I get the same thing, dizziness, off balance, pains in neck & head....have been tested and nothing found...good thing.....dr says it's anxiety. I can't control it and it stops me from everything...I spend a lot of time laying down too. It's very scary, annoying and frustrating...hate it and can't get rid if it.

Anxiety can off-set your sense of balance. Three ways to naturally reset your balance are easy to do, and remember to keep hydrated while doing these to help you feel less overwhelmed when your balance is changing.

The first, either sitting down, leaning against a chair, or laying down, lift your foot up, wiggle your toes, and feel your big toe all the way to your forehead, turn it, move it, and then do this with the other foot.

The second, take your arms, bend them so your hands are behind your neck, turn side to side, then rest.

The third, do simple squats holding onto a chair, easy and gentle.

The relief, when it happens, is natural, and it works, even in acute anxiety attacks.

I hope this helps.