Patients with painful throbbing in half of the head, mostly caused by emotional factors and disease factors, as follows: 1. Emotional factors: It may be caused by tension and stress, and can also occur if anxious or angry, and the symptoms can be relieved after relaxing and calming down. 2. Disease factors: Patients with primary headache diseases, such as migraine, can also appear, and the general duration of symptoms varies from a few hours to 72 hours. The symptoms usually last from a few hours to 72 hours, mainly manifesting as a throbbing headache on one side, which can be accompanied by nausea and vomiting in severe cases. Most patients may have triggers such as eating oranges, grapefruit and lemons, eating chocolate, drinking wine and beer, eating pickled and smoked products containing tyrosine, sound and light stimulation, sleep disorders, and weather changes, all of which may trigger a headache attack. In mild cases, oral ibuprofen can be taken, and in severe cases, ergotamine caffeine and zolmitriptan can be applied.