So I have been dealing with dizziness for a year now. I ended up getting a different doctor than my normal primary. We went over my charts since 2022 along with the previous charts from the last hospital I went too that was recorded all the way back to 2012. He asked for all the symptoms I've had since 2022 and updated my charts. And he was wondering why I've been having dizziness and vertigo since last year. It has been a daily struggle. I've quit driving and I have to limit my excercises to a few minutes with long periods of rest. Shopping is a pain, I get random dizzy spells and I have to stop in an aisle to recover. Same thing happens when I'm cooking and washing the dishes lol. The dizziness has been constant for the last few months and I get vertigo sitting or laying down and my head still. It will last a few seconds to a minute or two. He thought it was an inner ear thing, but he decided against it when I told I get vertigo laying down also. I have had 3 EKGs done when I went to emergency for light headedness and vertigo. They came up clear also. So he set me up with a ECHO appointment to see if that could be the problem, and he was worried by my BP being elevated for the 3 previous appointments. So today I was able to download my results ... and clear. The report says my heart is normal and their are no abnormal valve or chamber defects. Anyone have thoughts?