Patients often have pain on both sides of the head, and the causes are mainly considered to be the following: Firstly, patients may have migraine disease. Migraine can cause patients to have frequent attacks on one side of the head or both sides of the head, presenting throbbing and throbbing pain, usually in the presence of emotional anxiety, poor sleep, mental tension, and dietary stimulation. In the second aspect, patients with frequent pain on both sides of the head may also have cerebral vascular spasm. In the third aspect, patients with frequent pain on both sides of the head should also be considered to be caused by trigeminal neuralgia, which is considered to be caused by local vascular compression of the trigeminal nerve. If the patient can take carbamazepine to achieve good pain relief, it is considered to be a problem in this regard.