Thank you for replying! I had heard that Vertigo was a spinning sensation and I wouldn't really describe it that way, I can walk and function other then being incredibly anxious about it but maybe that is it.

I also don't get my period because I take the pill continuously to avoid migraines.

From the symptoms I have read I don't think I do. It clears up within a day, and I can walk and generally function without problem issue. I also don't get the spinning sensation, it's more waves of dizziness...

I've had balance/dizziness issues for around 5 or 6 years. Partly I think it's tension in neck affecting balance mechanism, but I was finally referred to ENT and diagnosed with BPPV. AS other comment says, harmless condition where crystals in the middle ear have become dislodged. The crystals then are free to move about in the canal, sending false signals to the brain and cause vertigo/balance problem. The balance system depends on signals to the brain from the ears, eyes and physical receptors (where you are positioned). If any of these sensory areas are not functioning properly, the brain gets confused. I had the Epley maneouver done, 5 weeks ago, (to reposition the crystals) at the ENT department, followed by daily compensation exercises, which help the brain to re-adjust to the signals from the ear (was only on my left side). I had another visit to ENT this week and the Epleys repeated. I wasn't spinning, when walking/moving, but lifting my head up, down or suddenly, would throw my balance off. I have to continue rehabilitation exercises. It's a condition that is easy to check for. Might be worthwhile being checked.