Meniere's disease syndrome, also known as Meniere's disease, is an idiopathic inner ear disease. It was first proposed by a French doctor in 186 1. The main pathological change of this disease is hydrops membranaceus. The clinical manifestations are recurrent rotational vertigo, fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus and deafness. This disease mostly occurs in young people aged 30-50, and is rare in children. There is no significant difference between men and women, and patients with binaural diseases account for 10%-50%. The etiology of Meniere's disease is still unclear, and the main pathological change is hydrops labyrinthine, which has been confirmed by many scholars. It is difficult to explain clearly how the lost water is produced. At present, the known causes include the following factors: various infectious factors, injuries, otosclerosis, syphilis, genetic factors, allergies, tumors, leukemia and autoimmune diseases. Typical Meniere's disease has the following symptoms: 1. Vertigo, mostly sudden rotational vertigo. Second, deafness, mostly sensorineural deafness with early low frequency decline, can be fluctuating, hearing loss during the attack, and partial or complete recovery during the intermission. Third, tinnitus, tinnitus may be the earliest symptom of this disease. In the early stage, it may be characterized by continuous low-key nitpicking, and in the later stage, there may be noises of various tones. Tinnitus may suddenly appear or worsen before vertigo attacks. Fourth, the feeling of tight ears, dizzy children's ears will have a feeling of bloating, oppression and heaviness. A few patients complained of slight earache and itching.