Patients who have a past history of migraine neuropathic headache should consider migraine attacks as the cause when symptoms of headache, blurred vision, and general weakness occur. It may be caused by poor sleep or food stimulation such as cheese or red wine, which may lead to migraine attacks, and the patient may experience these discomfort symptoms. If the headache, blurred vision and general weakness occur after excessive exertion or wind-cold or wind-heat, it should be considered to be caused by a cold. When the temperature of the cold rises, it will lead to nerve stimulation, and the patient will have headache, blurred eyes, muscle aches and pains all over the body, and no energy. If the headache is severe, you can take ibuprofen or acetaminophen orally to relieve the heat and pain.