There is pain on one side of the face and pain in the eyes, then in this case, trigeminal neuralgia needs to be considered because trigeminal neuralgia, the pain level is very intense and can be a half headache. Secondly, migraine can be considered. Migraine is a kind of recurrent headache, and its main pain characteristic is fluctuating sensation, that is, a jumping pain. Third, the possibility of glaucoma should be considered, because the elevated intraocular pressure of glaucoma can cause blurred vision and pain in the eyes, and then involve pain in the face. Therefore, it is best to go to the neurology and ophthalmology departments of regular hospitals for examination, brain CT examination and measurement of intraocular pressure to see the cause of the specific headache, after a clear diagnosis, to target treatment.