Yes!!! And I can't stand it. I am not sure if my dizziness is anxiety or some sort of other circulatory issue. My doctor ordered a tilt table test because I have had syncope episodes since I was a teen. I am sure that even if I do get some kind of medical diagnosis....that I can say taht half of my dizzy spells are probably still anxiety.

i get dizzy too ,but i also have some medical things that may add to everything else hugs minnie

Maybe Alcoholism? I am sure that you all drink a bit ....come one PTSD...drinking...it starts there first...we all know that...

You can add one more to the "dizzy" list.

I was sitting in a chair last night, watching TV, and thought we'd had an earthquake. I was dizzy and it wasn't the first time this has happened.

Interestingly enough, I'd had therapy earlier in the day and that never seems to "help" unfortunately. Don't get me wrong, it helps, it just also stirs the pot and gets me refocused on my past. Anyway, that's a whole different topic.

As for the "alcoholism" theory (posted above) ... that could be but for me I hadn't had anything to drink. I've cut out alcohol, almost completely, from my daily routine.

That said, that post did give me a thought ... could we be dehydrated? I'm going to add more water to my day and see if that helps. Good luck to all my dizzy friends. :-/

I started getting the dizzies before the PTSD surfaced. No one's been able to tell me what causes these bouts. I've done quite a bit of blacking out and falling over over the years. I know for sure I've had this since 8th grade. I wasn't diagnosed with PTSD until my Junior year of high school. I suppose it could be a combination of physical stuff (running too hard/not getting enough oxygen, standing up too fast, not eating enough, etc) and mental (PTSD, anxiety, etc.).