Airmaster: Are you the one who has problem like me where when the car is moving you are ok and when it comes to stop you feel more dizzy? Or something like that or is a true vertigo where everything spins? Both are tricky BTW and there more complex dizziness like Mal de Debarquement Syndrome (very rarely happens with head injury).

I have done all the tests twice. As Mark pointed out these tests are of little value. I tell docs I get dizzy on certain places, noises, lights, focusing etc., and they look at me strange.

One ENT doctor told me I have anxiety and another one Meniere's and another one something else. If you push them they can do a skull based surgery for Perilymyph Fistula if they suspect. No MRIs or anything can show that for sure and is all based on symptoms.

Some suggestions : Physical Therapy, Vestibular Therapy, Visual Therapy.

No guarantee what so ever but just a try.