Most vertigo must be treated, and there is little possibility that vertigo will heal itself without treatment. First of all benign positional specific vertigo can be cured with manual repositioning and rehabilitation. Other vertigo is treated in two steps. For acute attacks, symptomatic treatment is needed. The first point directly improves the subjective symptoms of vertigo, and antiemetic treatment can be given to those with nausea and vomiting, while the second point can be used to reduce the painful sensation of vertigo by inhibiting and controlling the vertigo nerve activity. After the acute phase, the cause of vertigo must be found, and the treatment is targeted to the cause. There are four types of causes of vertigo: first, inner ear diseases, such as Meniere’s disease, otitis media, and acoustic neuroma, which need to be treated by an otolaryngologist. The second category, the brain, cerebellum, brainstem, midbrain and other structural problems, such as cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, tumors, infections and other problems caused by these problems in the hospital to give follow-up treatment. In the third category, dizziness is caused by emotional or psychological problems, which can be treated by depression, anxiety, insomnia and other symptoms. Fourth, systemic diseases, such as low blood pressure or endocrine-related diseases, can be treated according to the cause of the disease.