Stay as motionless as possible, with your eyes open and fixed on a stationary object. Do not try to drink or sip water, as you'd be very likely to vomit. After the attack subsides, you'll probably feel very tired and need to sleep for several hours. Your physician may want to see you. Between attacks, medication may be prescribed to help regulate the fluid pressure in your inner ear, thereby reducing the severity and frequency of the Meniere's disease episodes.
Some physicians prescribe Histamine injections.
Many new medications are available that have not been extensively tested and can be tried under the supervision of your doctor. In addition, some unusual medications exist that are either considered alternative or are available only outside the U.S. that might be worth considering. The hydrops diet will probably be recommended. This is an important part of treatment for virtually all patients with Meniere's disease. The purpose of treatment between attacks is to prevent or reduce the number of episodes and decrease the chances of further hearing loss.