One of the clinical symptoms of fluctuating hearing loss Meniere’s disease manifests itself. Meniere’s disease (also known as Meniere’s disease) is a common disease that clinically manifests as recurrent vertigo with deafness, tinnitus, and ear congestion. The incidence is generally more in the south than in the north, more white-collar than blue-collar, and more women than men; the incidence is higher in autumn and winter than in spring and summer; and the incidence is higher in whites than in blacks. In Japan, the incidence rate increased 10 times in a short period of time after World War II; in 1964, the Beijing Institute of Otolaryngology counted 61%-64% of 1000 patients with otogenic vertigo; in 1989, the PLA General Hospital counted 900 patients with vertigo and deafness, and “Meniere’s disease” accounted for 11.2%. The age of onset of the disease is under 60 years old, accounting for 76%, and the unilateral onset of the disease is about 80%-90%. The diet of Meniere’s syndrome patients should be nutritious and fresh, with eggs, lean meat, vegetables and fruits. Avoid eating fatty, sweet, spicy things, such as fatty meat, fried things, alcohol, chili, etc. 2.Spiritual adjustment The spiritual adjustment of Meniere’s syndrome patients should not be neglected. Mental stimulation such as depression and anger can lead to hyperactivity of liver yang or internal movement of liver wind and induce vertigo. Therefore, patients with Meniere’s syndrome should be broad-minded, optimistic, relaxed and emotionally stable, which is very important to prevent the onset of Meniere’s syndrome and reduce the attacks. 3.Rest and living Excessive fatigue and lack of sleep is one of the triggering factors of Meniere’s syndrome. No matter when Ménière’s syndrome attacks or after the attacks, we should pay attention to rest and ensure sufficient sleep. Patients with Meniere’s syndrome tend to have their symptoms reduced or disappear after waking up with sufficient sleep. In addition, we should try to avoid the rotation of head and neck, such as inner ear lesions, which can affect the vestibular system and cause vertigo due to the change of head position; cervical spondylosis patients with neck rotation or tilting can cause the vertebral artery to be compressed and affect the blood circulation, which can reduce the blood supply to the brain and cause vertigo. The stimulation of sound and light can also aggravate vertigo, so it is better to have a quiet room with dim light or rest with eyes closed. 4. Vestibular function exercise Firstly, determine the stimulating factors. (1) The movements and positions that can stimulate vertigo provided by patients themselves; (2) The positions or movements that stimulate vertigo found by doctors during examination, such as sudden head turning, head lifting, head lowering, bending and other movements. List all the vertigo-inspiring positions and movements as exercise programs, starting with the easy ones and then the difficult ones. After determining the postures that stimulate vertigo, carry out field exercises twice a day, repeating the postures and movements that stimulate vertigo each time for as long as possible, repeating each movement more than 5 times, training every day for 1-3 months, most people with vertigo can be eliminated after exercise. However, it is important to have a relative to accompany the exercise, because these movements can easily induce the onset of vertigo. The pathological change of this disease is fluid accumulation in the vagus of the inner ear. There are many different reasons for the accumulation of fluid, but it is now unanimously believed that the accumulation of fluid can be formed by excessive secretion or absorption disorder of endolymph, and there is a disorder of absorption and secretion. Although the cause of the disease is still unclear, the following causes are more recognized: phytodysfunction, immune damage, and allergic reactions. In addition, trauma and otitis media can also cause Meniere’s disease afterwards.