I am never ever sick. It has been unusual to have these things occur. Two weeks before this event of vertigo (August 6th),  I had white patches on my throat. They said it was a viral infection, the doctor said. I went to get a COVID infection and it was negative result. that was strange since I'm never sick. started feeling sick on Friday night - something went shooting through my ear and I wasn't feel well at all. I woke up and had Vertigo the next morning. The whole room was spinning. I couldn't lift my head. My ears were kind of foggy feeling. That continues today - with my ears - sometimes they have the foggy feeling and sometimes they don't. The vertigo lasted about three days - I did get thrown to the floor at one point. It just overcame me. I called for a Telehealth appt on the 7th of August. They didn't know what it was and told me to do some exercises. They thought it might be my sinuses. On Sunday, I called and talked to another doctor over the phone. He prescribed Flonase and home remedy kind of stuff to take and I did all that for a long time after that and sometimes still use it. The Flonase didn't seem to help at all. It didn't seem like it was sinuses, it just seemed to settle in me ears. I went to doctor on August 11th. He didn't believe me and said my ears were fine. The Heavy duty vertigo sort of subsided but I was still dizzy (me feeling like my head feels dizzy like when I'm spinning but the room wasn't spinning - lightheaded kind of dizzy) - 11th, 12th and 13th. It eased up on the 14th - seemed to sort of go away. But then I got a bad headache on the 21st of August (lasted 24 hours) and I was really dizzy for that whole week. .My ears felt clogged. Late August, I believe, I had an appt at Ear, nose, throat doctors - saw two doctors there. Nothing was exactly conclusive really there. They said maybe it could be food allergies or a virus.  They said take note of certain foods I eat that could lead to inflammation of the inner. They said to take high doses of Magnesium and B2. Just needed to wait and see. I continued to do the vertigo exercises for two weeks after. That hasn't returned. But I do sometimes feel a little lightheadedness; like dizziness is coming on.  I didn't drive for six weeks. Seems like my body is reacting to foods I have never had a sensitivity to before - even salads.  The light headedness doesn't seem to do with eating or not eating. It feels like my immune system is on heightened alert - too much. All of this is new to me. I am concerned for the booster. I am nervous about it. I have had one other strong headache - that would have been on the first of October. It lasted mid day to evening - I took ibuprofen. It's all unusual for me.  I still have clogged ears and then it goes away and comes back.   Immediately after the vaccine: that afternoon I was okay until about later in the afternoon. My arm was sore but no big deal. I had a tiny bit of fogginess, I had a headache overnight into the next day; I had stomach upset - I didn't vomit but had diarrhea. I was laying around -  lethargic. I didn't take anything for any of it. By the next day, 24 hours or so, I was very tired and a little sleepy but the rest of the symptoms had gone.  Another symptom - it first happened randomly sometime between the first COVID vaccine and the second one: my breasts were so itchy. Sort of around the nipple and red sort of. It happened again a month or 6 weeks after the second  COVID vaccine. Both times, it lasted (not constant itching) for four to five days. Both sides of my breasts.