Question: I suffer with anxiety and have been on Sertraline for the past two years. I had severe dizzy spells when my doctor suggested I increase my dose from 100mg to 150mg and then to 200mg. I felt too numb on 200mg and came back down to 150mg. I have mostly been okay over the last year and thought the dizzy spells must have been my body getting used to the medication increase but I have started to experience them again in the last month. It comes on randomly, even when I am not feeling panicked, the whole room spins and I can't keep my balance, I have to sit down and wait for it to pass which usually takes around half an hour. For a day or two after I still feel 'off', unbalanced and generally not with it. I lost my job because I had to go home in the middle of so many shifts. I decided to decrease the Sertraline in case that was what was causing it, as I have researched and found that it is a general anxiety symptom. I have only decreased from 150mg to 125mg but I feel exactly the same if not worse. I feel generally unbalanced and I have barely left my house in two weeks through fear of having a dizzy spell. I have seen two doctors about it, both of which have offered little help. One suggested I wait it out and the other suggested I increase my dosage again, which I don't want to do after how I reacted to that last time. It's stopping me from living my life and I'm living in constant fear of it happening again, which I can imagine is only making it worse. ANY information or help would be INCREDIBLY helpful as I feel so trapped and scared all the time and afraid this is what I will be like forever which is leading me to feel suicidal even though I don't feel particularly depressed about life, it's impossible to have a life with this symptom. Again, any advice would be hugely appreciated. Thanks in advance, XXXXXX