A significant proportion of dizziness can be cured, such as benign episodes of positional vertigo, which can be completely cured by means of manual or machine repositioning. Dizziness caused by acute membranous vagal effusion, like Meniere’s disease, which is Meniere’s disease, can also be cured. However, some dizziness may be caused by serious diseases, such as brain diseases, which may recover very slowly after treatment and even leave dizziness as a sequel. There are also some drugs that cause dizziness that are difficult to cure even for a long time. For example, drugs such as streptomycin and gentamicin have an effect on the vestibular nerve, and this kind of dizziness may last for a long time, and most dizziness can be cured after treatment.