As always, I hope this finds everyone doing well today.

Some of my symptoms that I do associate with my woozy head.
(I think) are quite bizarre,

One in particular that I am interested to know if anyone else deals with. I really have no name for it, so I call it Imprint Sensitivity.

For most people, if someone walks on a treadmill, when they get off, they may still have the feeling that their legs are on the treadmill for a few minutes.

What that (example) said, I seem to have this, but on a grossly exaggerated scale.

For example, if I am wearing flat sandals for the day, and then I go home and change into soft sneakers, and then I walk for a few miles, when I go home and take off my sneakers, the bottoms of my feet and body still feel like they are walking on something softer than the floor that I am standing on. This gives me the feeling that I am walking on marshmellows for quite some time.

Or, if I am in an elevator, and I step out of the elevator at my floor, my body feels like it is still going up and down in the elevator.

Or, if I am driving in the car (as the driver), and I stop for a red light, my body still feels like it's driving. I do not have this one sensation as badly as I used to, thankfully.

Anyway, these imprinted sensations linger, sometimes to the point where it literally feels I am unable to walk (although I can, and I will despite the heavy body/legged feeling that comes with persevering).

Does anyone else experience this? I don't know what to call it, so I am not sure where to look for information on this.

Wishing everyone a good day.

wowee , I have the car thing for sure but after I get out it goes away in a few minutes.The treadmill thing I feel that when I get off but it goes away after a couple of minutes.Wow It would drive me nuts to feel that tread mill thing all the time! I hope you are not comming down with a sinus thing that brought on those sensitivity things with me! billy

Gosh yes I get this... I get it too after the treadmill and trains and all travel...horrible...basically the specialists have put it down to motion sensitivity from my inner ear problem. But I also get it from changing shoes or changing floors - from carpet to hard floor for example. Awful! And the elevator...

CL.

don't get me started on a tredmill! horrible experience, lingers for like an hour. its funny you'd bring up the elevator thing too! i had to get some government stuff taken care of las week and its been about a year since ive been in an elevator but on this peticular day i had to go 10th floor. i got off but my body kept moving, like i was still going up the elevator. some lady was nice enough to catch me! lasted about 15 min. your not the only one. hope it starts going away soon, for both of us:)

Yep I get these symptoms too. Mainly the elevator and car. But there are a variety of other things that cause it too.

The worse my usual dizzy symptoms are the more sensation of movement I get.

I think it is just another evil symptoms that is all part and parcel of an inner ear disorder. Yay for us!

I also get it from changing shoes or changing floors - from carpet to hard floor for example. Awful! And the elevator...

CL.

Snap! My other half thinks I'm mad - when we're walking the dogs in the park, I'm all over the place for a minute or so if we go from the grass to the concrete path, and getting off trains is a nightmare. He always forgets and goes striding off down the platform, and I'm clinging to a bench waiting for the ground to stop moving! I don't do lifts if I can help it for the same reason, and I wouldn't get on a treadmill if you paid me! ;)

I find I'm generally better on grass or slightly uneven surfaces, though - I wonder if it's because there's more somatosensory info from softer surfaces?

Ann