3 months in, I'm really scared because of a new very bizarre symptom

[Guest [We...]]

I've had problems with dizziness and boaty-feelings since the very beginning of my withdrawal (kicked in at day 5 IIRC).

 

Now, however, it seems that this boaty feeling has become more visual. It is as if my spatial perception has been altered. I feel that my brain registers floors and the ground as walls. For example, when I try to cross the street and look down on the ground, I get this sensation like I would try to crawl a wall or something. This feeling is even worse indoors. In addition, I feel like my sense of gravity has been altered, like I would be in a space station or something.

 

I must say that I'm really scared because of it. I've never had any balance, dizziness or spatial perception issues before. Everything was perfectly fine in that regard before the withdrawal kicked in.

[[no...]]

I've had problems with dizziness and boaty-feelings since the very beginning of my withdrawal (kicked in at day 5 IIRC).

 

Now, however, it seems that this boaty feeling has become more visual. It is as if my spatial perception has been altered. I feel that my brain registers floors and the ground as walls. For example, when I try to cross the street and look down on the ground, I get this sensation like I would try to crawl a wall or something. This feeling is even worse indoors. In addition, I feel like my sense of gravity has been altered, like I would be in a space station or something.

 

I must say that I'm really scared because of it. I've never had any balance, dizziness or spatial perception issues before. Everything was perfectly fine in that regard before the withdrawal kicked in.

 

 

 

Hi Weishaupt  There is a support group for that symptom on the link below your not alone its a common smptom

 

http://www.benzobuddies.org/forum/index.php?topic=128947.0

 

 

 

Love Nova xxx  :smitten:

[[Da...]]

I don't think I personally have this symptom but I was plagued by vertigo in the first twon months (I'm at 7 months now) but I hope you get better soon.

[Guest [We...]]

but I hope you get better soon.

 

I kind of am better today. My disequilibrium issue is at an all time low today and thanks to that, this trippy symptom doesn't bother me that much either.