Meniere’s disease is a disease of the inner ear caused by fluid accumulation in the endolymph. Its symptoms have three main characteristics: first, sudden vertigo with pallor, nausea, vomiting, and cold sweat, and fast recovery from attacks; second, tinnitus and ear blockage; third, fluctuating hearing loss, and the more attacks, the more severe the hearing loss. Meniere’s disease can be distinguished from true or false, such as plant nerve dysfunction, inadequate blood supply to the vertebral basilar artery or blood pressure fluctuations, which can also induce vertigo, nausea and vomiting, but none of them have inner ear symptoms such as tinnitus, deafness and a feeling of fullness in the ear. Therefore, it should be differentiated by hearing and cochlea electrogram. There is no unified special treatment or prevention method for this disease. Generally speaking, the symptoms of this disease can be relieved on their own without any treatment. Sometimes it never comes back again, sometimes it comes back suddenly after years of interval, and some people have frequent attacks. First of all, the patient should usually strengthen exercise, enhance physical fitness, diet to eat some low salt, less water and low-fat diet. During the seizure period, it is advisable to lie down in a darker room, prohibit tobacco, alcohol, coffee and strong tea. Sedatives such as valium, glutathione, and multiplying dizziness can be used. Also can use vasodilators, such as low-molecular dextrose, 50% glucose solution, 5% sodium bicarbonate intravenous injection. In recent years, there is a new drug, scopolamine (TTS), which is suitable for the treatment of acute vertigo-like illness, please use it under the guidance of otorhinolaryngologist. In addition, acupuncture and auricular needle are also effective in controlling vertigo attacks. In patients with hearing loss and failure to control vertigo after more than one year of continuous treatment, surgical treatment can be considered, and it is proved that vertigo symptoms are well eliminated after surgery.