Good morning Mr. or Ms. Targette Friendly Person or as I like to say, (TFP)....Ha!
I am Dr. Dariush Saghafi and am a
neurologist from the Cleveland, Ohio region of the world. Your symptom is a bit of an odd one but could be a description of something referred to as
vertigo which properly defined is that of a spinning sensation but in other contexts it could be any abnormal sense of movement that a person has. There is also an entity called BPPV or Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo which is commonly suggested when a person tells us that there is an odd sense of movement (especially VERTIGO) when there is a change in direction of the head. In your case, you're changing direction while walking.
You really would need a more thorough neurological examination and history taking to see what else could be going on in order to nail this thing down a bit more precisely. So long as you haven't fallen or hurt yourself suffered
nausea,
vomiting, or ringing in the ears recently then, this symptom may be benign and subside.
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Cheers to you TFP from Cleveland, OH!