In life, if vertigo and disorientation occur, the first thing is to clarify the specific cause of the patient’s illness. Clarify whether the patient’s blood pressure is high or low, or whether the patient’s blood sugar is high or low. If the patient’s blood pressure is too high, it needs to be treated by lowering the blood pressure, and if the patient’s blood sugar is too high, it needs to be treated by lowering the sugar. Next, improve the CT or MRI examination of the head to clarify the condition of the patient’s brain, and clarify whether the patient has intracranial infarct lesions or hemorrhagic foci. Most of them are caused by vertigo and confusion due to lacunar cerebral infarction. The more common drugs used clinically are those that improve circulation and nerve nutrition. If patients usually feel uncomfortable in the cervical spine, it is recommended that they can improve the CT or MRI of the cervical spine to clarify the cervical spine lesion, after which they can wear a cervical brace or perform functional exercises to relieve it. Patients with anemia can also cause vertigo or confusion, so it is recommended to improve the blood count to clarify whether the patient has anemia. The patient can make some dietary adjustments, eat more spinach and animal liver, and if necessary, take oral medication for treatment.