[Galaxy1012]

OK so I am more than 7 months into PCS. One of my main symptoms is sensitivity to road bumps and potholes. It feels like my brain shook inside my skull when I ride over a speed bump or a pothole. Or it maybe partly psychological because I observe it way too much when driving and stressing over every bump I come across.

Obviously every doctor I meet rule it out by blaming it all on anxiety. I want to know that will it be wise if I just let go of the uncomfortable feeling and move on and not worry about these bumps? I have no problem with my driving otherwise and my concentration is perfect.

Leaning forward helps but I just want to make myself deliberately experience these bumps so that I get used to them and forget about the anxiety overtime . I am just 28 and I have my whole life ahead of me and this sensitivity is a serious threat to me and has affected me in many ways emotionally. Is it a good idea to just ignore the feeling and move on ? I fear of making matters worse and setback my recovery by doing so. It seems the more I worry and try to be cautious the worse this problem becomes. The other solution is to give it some more time as I have a feeling that this seems to be improving somewhat with time. Please advice