The term, "sensory disorder" has come up more than once in both my psychotherapy and physical consultations, but never far enough to reach past theoretical discussion. I do know there are tons of theories on the subject. More than enough to confuse.

Yes, I get a shifty feeling within my physical body. I can never quite tell if I am moving or the world around me is moving, but it leaves me nauseous and unbalanced, every time. I go with the vertigo dx for this symptom, proof unavailable.

Continued support while you figure out what it is in your case, Rose.

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Thanks Arife but what causes the body to shift? My Therapist said three things could cause it but she is not sure

The theory which most resonates inside my own sensory perception is that the problem is in my middle ear. I also have mysterious, intermittent hearing losses which have also been theorated to be a problem in my middle ear. If only more was known about the middle ear. . . If only. . . For certain, the middle ear affects balance. The movement really is all in my head. Guess where I keep my middle ear.

But. . . Repeat. . . Theories abound and proof remains unavailable.

Understand Arfie . Yesterday after 3pm I don't know what happened I could not sit up much less stand. I had this abnormal vertigo and never had one like that before. I had to stay in bed and in order to use restroom I had to be on the floor on my hand and knees. It was a weried experience. I somehow slept for over ten hours. Today not bad but my ears ringing. N