Because the cause and pathogenesis are unknown, there is no single agent or therapy that can cure the disease. Therefore, there is no single agent or therapy that can cure the disease. At present, most of the comprehensive treatment is based on regulating the function of the vegetative nerves, improving the microcirculation in the inner ear, and lifting the vagus fluid. General treatment should include: 1. bed rest during the attack period. Choose a high protein, high vitamin, low fat and low salt diet. After the symptoms are relieved, it is advisable to gradually get out of bed and avoid long-term bed rest. For a long time, frequent attacks. With neurasthenia, we should explain patiently. Eliminate with the burden of thought, the role of psychiatric treatment should not be ignored. 2.Medication: (1) Vestibular nerve inhibitors: commonly used are Valium, thcohydramine, diphenidyl (diphenid01), etc. (2) Vasodilators: commonly used are cinnarizine, flunarizine (flunarizine), ciprofloxacin, betahistine (betahistine), antivertigo, etc. (3) Anticholinergic drugs: such as scopolamine (anisodamine) and scopolamine shout gas scopolamine). (4) diuretic dehydration drugs; commonly used are chlothiazide (chlthalidone), 705% isosorbide dinitrate (isosbid), etc.. Tachyphylaxis with diuretic acid is not suitable because of ototoxicity. 3.Surgical treatment is not recommended for those who have frequent and severe vertigo attacks and long-term conservative treatment is not effective. Surgery can be considered for those with severe otorrhoea and deafness. There are many surgical methods, but it is advisable to choose the less destructive one first, which can preserve hearing. (1) cervical sympathetic ganglion procaine closure; using a hypertonic solution containing mannitol through the round window to do the drum step from the cochlear dialysis water. (2) Endolymphatic shunt: including stapedial pedicle stoma, balloon dissection; endolymphatic sac decompression. drainage; cochlear balloon dissection, etc. (3) Vagus disruption: such as membrane vagotomy through the vestibule or semicircular canal, electrocoagulation, freezing or ultrasound disruption, etc.; high-dose aminoglycoside antibiotics are also used for intramuscular injection to disrupt the vestibule, and nowadays the tympanotomy tube is used to place or inject drugs into the tympanic cavity through the eustachian tube. (4) Various approaches to the vestibular nerve partial or complete excision of water; cochlear vestibular nerve cut at the same time, etc. The disease has intervals of varying duration and a tendency to heal spontaneously, and the objective criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of treatment are much debated; therefore, judgments regarding the effectiveness of treatment should be made with caution. “Meniere’s syndrome (vertigo)”, Meniere’s syndrome is characterized by sudden vertigo, visual rotation, violent vomiting, fear of movement, tinnitus, deafness or nystagmus as the main clinical manifestations, with episodic and recurrent features, i.e. vertigo with distinct episodic and intermittent periods. Most of the patients are middle-aged, and there is no significant difference in the gender of the patients. 65% of the patients have their first attack before the age of 50, and most of them have the disease in one ear.