@ritzgerb I wish that I could, because the sensation I describe is really my last remaining Long COVID problem, but I can tell a bit more story about the few times it subsided or went away. I wrote what my unique head sensation feels like so I won't type that again. One thing to emphasize though I have never fallen nor feel like I am going to fall. In fact, when I walk my dog I sometimes end up spinning around and I do that with ease. It's a unique sensation in my head that won't go away permanently. However, I recently had COVID again (just a bad cold) and as I was getting over it for a couple of days this unique head sensation went away. I have read of others stating COVID kills Long COVID and I think I experienced that for all of 2 days. For another issue I had, for 2 weeks I took an antibiotic and ibuprofen. Antibiotics are strong anti inflammatories and so is the ibuprofen. About a week in I felt pretty much normal. When I reported that to a couple of Doctors, they both remarked "that's interesting" which isn't the answer any of us are looking for.

So, here I am typing an answer to you and my unique head sensation remains, some days it is light and some days it rages. I did learn that it is classified as pain, because it sure doesn't feel good!

Hi @ritzgerb. My physical therapist suggested romberg stance to help eyes focus that send signals to the brain. It has helped and need to be honest the random spells continue going into third year with at least some relief to be grateful for! Healing wishes to you🌈