Since you have already been too numerous appointments with various specialties, including chiropractors, and they concluded there is nothing wrong, perhaps you are not looking at the right kind of practice/expertise.
If you are retired you like the rest of us have much more free time on your hands. More time to pay attention to things that might otherwise go un noticed in the normal course of a day.
If you are not active from an exercise and or social perspective the opportunity to pay attention to things is magnified even more. Plus exercise/activity is known to be a cure for a lot of what ails many people.
Maybe a neurologist or a brain specialist is in order if you have not already done so.
My casual, non expert observations.
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