Struggling with Bilateral Vestibular Hypofunction and PPPD

Hello. I’m new to this App. I was diagnosed Bilateral Vestibular Hypofunction in 2021, and transitioned to PPPD. Been going to vestibular rehabilitation since. Although I’ve had some improvement, it will probably never be enough to go back to work ever. Will most likely file for disability. I was always so independent and self sufficient. It’s really hard to accept.

Dealing with Chronic Dizziness: My Struggle for Answers

My story is, in March of 2021, while working, I experienced a sudden light-headed feeling / dizziness. I could not stand on my own. This induced a severe panic attack. Since then, the dizziness never really goes away, though some days are better than others. Driving has become a challenge, especially on the highway. My vision gets blurry and it becomes hard to focus, particularly to the right or left. Going out in social settings, particularly by myself, is extremely overwhelming and I've begun to avoid these situations. I've experienced other weird symptoms this past year I've never had before: randomly waking up with a swollen lip/ under eye/ or sides of my nose. Eczema patches on my upper arms. Pressure in my ears. 2 weeks ago my whole face and chest turned bright red and swelled. A day later it turned into dry skin and it looked like I had a chemical peel done it was peeling so bad. Once it began to clear up, it broke out on my arms, looking almost like bruises. It took about 10 days to clear up, and my nose and cheeks are still quite dry. I've been to an allergist who told me I have no allergies, though they would only test environmental not food. I went to an ENT who told me my sinuses were blocked. In July 2021 I underwent a nasal procedure and he "ballooned" open one of my ears. He put me on two allergy nasal sprays. Still, the dizziness persists. The past two months, I've cut out caffeine completely, it seems to trigger either the dizziness or the anxiety. I ride my stationary bike for 30-60 minutes a day, stretching/ strength excersise 3 days a week. The real kicker is my doctor said it is just stress- induced. I've done yoga and meditation, and while it relaxes me, I feel dizzy in certain positions. I've dealt with anxiety and depression my whole life, but this is something entirely different. The panic attacks from anticipating dizziness when I'm not at home are worse than the dizziness itself. I don't know what to do without a doctor who believes me and feel extremely stuck. I'm struggling at work and in my personal life. I would just like an answer so I can address it and/ or learn to cope.

Constant Dizziness and Lightheadedness - Seeking Advice

In November, 2019 I woke up somewhat dizzy and lightheaded. It never really went away. I’ve been to ENT (who ruled out any ENT issues) and neurologist. 2 MRIs both normal. Neurologist says I have weakness in left ear. I generally feel “foggy” and kinda out of it. Doctors just say it’s nothing because I’ve had 2 MRIs. Anyone else relate to this?