Meniere’s syndrome, also known clinically as Meniere’s disease, is a disease of otogenic vertigo. Usually, patients can have fewer or no attacks after effective treatment, but it cannot be completely cured yet, and there is no guarantee that patients will never have recurrence in the future. During the attack of the disease, patients can feel themselves rotating or the surrounding objects rotating, and some patients can have symptoms of nausea, vomiting, nystagmus and hearing loss. At this time, patients need to go to the hospital for audiology, vestibular function, balance function and other related tests to clarify whether they have Meniere’s syndrome. If the diagnosis is confirmed, patients need to undergo medication under the guidance of professional doctors in order to control vertigo and reduce tinnitus, mainly using antihistamines and glucocorticoids. If medication is not effective, or if symptoms are recurrent or persistent, patients can consider surgical treatment methods, such as vestibular neurectomy, vagotomy, endolymphatic sac surgery, etc. In addition, patients should also undergo vestibular rehabilitation training to relieve symptoms and improve quality of life. In daily life, family members should pay attention to the patient’s condition. Psychological counseling can be provided in case of severe mood disorders and other conditions. At the same time, they should have regular daily routine, eat less food with high salt content, and keep their mood happy to avoid recurrence.