For vertigo, vomiting and sweating, the patient can first be given anti-dizziness and anti-emetic drugs. Clinically to stop dizziness, the patient can be given chlorpromazine 25mg intramuscularly and metoclopramide 10mg intramuscularly at the same time. It is also necessary to check the patient’s head CT to exclude vertigo, vomiting and sweating caused by cerebral hemorrhage. If cerebral hemorrhage is ruled out, vertigo, vomiting and sweating can be seen in ischemic cerebrovascular disease, and the patient can be given symptomatic treatment such as improving circulation, activating blood circulation and resolving blood stasis. If the patient is accompanied by ear stuffiness, ear swelling and hearing loss, it can be considered as Meniere’s syndrome, and the patient can be given drugs to reduce vestibular labyrinth edema by static dosing. Consider applying hormones or injectable sodium heptaerythroside. For patients with vertigo, vomiting, and false sweating, also test the patient’s blood sugar to rule out that it is due to hypoglycemia. The patient should also be given an electrocardiogram to rule out premature heart beats caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain, which are usually seen in ventricular premature beats.