Vestibular hypoplasia can include central vestibular hypoplasia and peripheral vestibular hypoplasia, which need to be treated with different medications and surgeries according to different types, and the best treatment is the one that suits one’s condition. 1. Central vestibular hypofunction: it is mainly caused by cerebrovascular diseases, such as cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral thrombosis, glioma, meningioma, etc. Thrombolytic treatment should be carried out according to different diseases. Clinically used thrombolytic drugs for cerebral thrombosis include urokinase, heparin, alteplase and other drugs, which are mainly injected intravenously. Meningeal brain tumor can be treated by surgical resection of the tumor, in addition, it is also necessary to appropriately cooperate with the rehabilitation function training, such as static balance function training, dynamic standing exercises, etc., which can promote the recovery of the disease. 2. Peripheral vestibular hypofunction: It is mainly caused by inner ear or middle ear diseases, such as common Meniere’s disease, viral infection, etc., which can lead to peripheral vestibular hypofunction, resulting in persistent vertigo, nausea, vomiting, rotating vision and other uncomfortable symptoms. For peripheral vestibular hypofunction, the main symptomatic treatment is to alleviate vertigo, and drugs such as benadryl and diazepam are commonly used to inhibit vestibular function; secondly, it can also be combined with static balance training, dynamic standing training and other rehabilitation training methods, which can improve the symptom of unstable walking; in addition, it can also be given to the nutritive nerve drugs, such as vitamin B, methylcobalamin, etc., to alleviate the phenomenon of edema of the inner eardrum labyrinth. When vestibular hypoplasia occurs, first of all, you need to go to the hospital in time to find out the cause, and then treat the cause of the disease, and at the same time, you can carry out rehabilitation training.