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How does that feel? Have you tried all of those suggestions?
Hopefully you will find a solution.
I played 30 minutes today with low mouse sensitivity and head bobbing turn off, still feeling the same.
I guess I have to give up this game, game was fun to play though…
Try checking out a product called "MQ Motion Sickness Patch" on Amazon. It works wonders for me! Before finding that, I've also used a product called "Sea-Band Anti-Nausea Acupressure Wristband" with success. And, sometimes, I'll just take some of the non-drowsy Dramamine, too. It kind of sucks to need to do these extra steps, but I'm glad I can still enjoy first-person games that I wouldn't be able to play otherwise.
(Though I'm also using sea bands and an anti-nausea medication.)