Cerebral neuralgia, which can also be called neuralgia of the head, is caused by exertion, poor sleep or changes in mood. For cerebral neuralgia, the first thing you can do is massage with an ice pack. Because of the lower temperature of the ice pack, it can affect the transmission of pain and can play a role in relieving pain. Secondly, you can also perform self-massage by pressing the pain points with your index finger and thumb, and also pressing the Baihui, Touwei and Sishencong points to relieve the onset of cerebral neuralgia. If the above management is not satisfactory, acupuncture and massage can also be given to the internal medicine department of traditional Chinese medicine to relieve the pain. If necessary, oral medications for cerebral neuralgia can be administered, such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen, as well as oral ergotamine preparations or treprostatin-based painkillers. If necessary, it can also be combined with acupuncture and oral administration of herbal tonics.