Patients who experience vertigo when lying down or getting up can apply betahistine hydrochloride tablets or flunarizine hydrochloride capsules. You can also try nicergoline tablets, both of which are vasodilator drugs and are very effective for vertigo caused by Meniere’s syndrome, otoliths or vertigo caused by cerebral thrombosis, cerebral embolism or cerebral blood supply deficiency. Patients are advised to take the drugs regularly and observe the changes in their condition. Patients may experience palpitations and gastrointestinal discomfort during the application of such drugs, and individuals may also experience sweating symptoms. It is suggested that if the symptoms are not serious, do not worry, but if the symptoms are particularly obvious, you need to stop the drug in time and go to the hospital at the same time to avoid delaying the patient’s condition.