Meniere, or Meniere’s disease, is caused by edema of the inner ear labyrinth, and there is no such thing as the drug that works best. Patients can use drugs under the guidance of the doctor for targeted treatment, such as isoprinosine hydrochloride, flunarizine and so on. 1. Isopromethazine hydrochloride: this drug mainly plays a stabilizing and sedative role. Inappropriate use of the drug may cause adverse reactions such as nightmares and excitement. Preterm infants and newborns should be prohibited. 2. Flunarizine: this drug plays a role in improving circulation, anti-dizziness, such as allergy to the drug, a history of depression and acute cerebral hemorrhage patients are prohibited. It is recommended that patients should maintain a low-salt diet during the treatment period, keep the diet light, and eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins. Avoid caffeine-containing beverages and quit smoking and drinking. Try to keep bed rest, get out of bed after the symptoms are relieved, and avoid exertion. After the onset of the disease, actively go to the hospital for systematic examination and standardized medication and treatment after a clear diagnosis.