Meniere’s syndrome is an inner ear disease that can cause vertigo, mainly due to fluid buildup in the labyrinth, and it does not affect the patient’s life expectancy. Meniere’s syndrome only affects the vestibule of the inner ear, which is the balance organ of the body. When there is a lesion in this area, the patient will experience vertigo. Since the pathogenesis of Meniere’s syndrome is still unclear, it cannot be cured but can only be treated symptomatically. The main goal of treatment is to preserve hearing and reduce the number of vertigo attacks. Patients are advised to adopt a good lifestyle and a low-salt diet, and can take appropriate drugs such as nerve nutrition under the guidance of an otolaryngologist.