Otolithiasis does not usually require hospitalization, but hospitalization is recommended only if the patient’s symptoms are extremely severe and interfere with normal life. Otolithiasis is known as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, which is a common form of vertigo, with the patient experiencing obvious transient paroxysmal vertigo and nystagmus when the head is turned to a specific position. Because its onset and head position changes are closely related, so the patient’s vertigo is also relatively easy to relieve, most of the patients after the change of position test to clarify the specific location of the semicircular canal, after special targeted manipulation of the reset, the patient can be recovered most of the time, the impact on the life of a very small, do not need to be hospitalized. However, if the symptoms of otolithic vertigo are more serious, and the vertigo symptoms recur after the repositioning treatment and continue to be unrelieved, which seriously affects the life of the patient, then hospitalization can be considered to carry out the targeted symptomatic treatment, and observe the change of the condition.