He may wish to see you. Antivert and Ativan are commonly used vestibular suppressant medications and Compazine or Phenergan are commonly used medications for nausea. Between attacks, medication may be prescribed to help regulate the fluid pressure in your inner ear, thereby reducing the severity and frequency of the M ni re's episodes. Dyazide is the most common medication for this purpose. Neptazine can be used when response to Dyazide isn't good enough.
Some physicians prescribe Histamine injections.
There are a number of new medications that do not have much of a track record that can be tried under the supervision of your doctor. This is an important part of treatment for virtually all patients with M ni re's disease. The purpose of treatment between attacks is to prevent or reduce the number of episodes, and to decrease the chances of further hearing loss. Hearing aids may be necessary. In extremely severe cases, treatments that deaden the inner ear such as gentamicin injections or surgery may be considered.