The main pathological change mechanism of cervical compression headache is mainly due to the hyperplasia of the transverse foramina of the cervical spine, which compresses the bilateral vertebral arteries traveling in the transverse foramina, thus reducing the blood flow of the vertebral arteries and relatively causing the headache due to insufficient blood supply to the head. Therefore, the symptomatic treatment mainly includes: 1. The rotational activities of the cervical spine should be limited, because the compression of the vertebral arteries is more obvious when the cervical spine rotates, which can make the headache symptoms more serious. 2. Intravenous injection of blood-activating and stasis-removing Chinese medicines, such as ginseng glucose, danshen injection or safflower injection, etc., can significantly increase the The blood flow of the vertebral artery can increase the blood supply to the head, which can reduce the symptoms of headache; you can also take oral drugs that dilate the vertebral artery, such as flunarizine, etc. These can increase the blood supply to the head, which can significantly reduce the symptoms of headache.