Vertigo of the inner ear labyrinth, or Meniere’s disease, can be treated primarily with general, pharmacologic, and surgical treatments. Meniere’s disease is a kind of idiopathic inner ear disease with membrane labyrinth accumulation of water, with episodic vertigo, fluctuating sensorineural deafness, tinnitus and ear stuffiness as the main features. 1. General treatment: The main thing is to lie down when having an attack and not to be anxious. Diet needs to limit salt, prevent the inner ear labyrinth edema, avoid tobacco, alcohol, tea and so on. Avoid exertion and stress, and usually pay attention to enhance physical fitness. 2. Pharmacotherapy: during the acute attack period, some sedatives are used appropriately to relieve the patient’s agitation, such as Valium; antihistamines, such as Benadryl, which plays the role of sedation and antiemetic; anticholinergics, such as scopolamine to improve microcirculation; glucocorticosteroids and diuretics, such as prednisone, dihydroxyketamine and other diuretics to reduce the labyrinthine fluid; vasodilator, such as betahistine, fluocinonazole, and so on. Tympanic injection treatment, gentamicin injection into the tympanic chamber, through the drug to destroy the inner ear tissue, reduce symptoms; glucocorticoid such as dexamethasone, tympanic injection treatment to control the patient’s vertigo attacks. 3. Surgical treatment: When drug treatment is ineffective, frequent attacks of vertigo, severe manifestations of attacks, and ineffective non-surgical treatment for 6 months, and confined to a single side, surgical treatment can be considered. Surgical treatment can mainly take endolymphatic sac decompression. Once the diagnosis of Meniere’s disease vertigo is confirmed, it is recommended to actively cooperate with the doctor to standardize the treatment, in order to strive for the best prognosis.