The treatment of dizziness is generally divided into two categories: general treatment and surgical treatment, as follows: 1. General treatment: in the acute stage, dizziness can be treated with symptomatic drugs, such as scopolamine, atropine, betahistine, etc.; sedation can be applied in appropriate amounts such as luminal, fenagan; antiemetic can be taken with gastrodia, morpholine; patients with symptoms such as anxiety and depression should be given psychological treatment in time, and if necessary, anti-anxiety drugs should be given. Patients with symptoms of anxiety and depression should receive psychological treatment and anti-anxiety medication if necessary; patients with obvious vomiting should pay attention to the water-electrolyte balance and give intravenous rehydration if necessary; 2. According to the different sites, surgery is divided into exolymphatic, endolymphatic and vestibular nerve surgical treatment. Conservative treatment is firstly considered for ectolymphatic disease, including bed rest with the affected ear facing upward, head elevation of 30°-40°, and symptomatic treatment by internal medicine. If the above treatment does not work for 3 weeks, surgical exploration and fistula repair can be performed. Early repair of the fistula can control vertigo and restore hearing. Indications for endolymphatic and vestibular nerve surgery are applied to those who have benign positional vertigo attacks, Meniere’s disease treatment for more than 1 year is ineffective, and those who have more serious symptoms that affect the patient’s work and life.