Frequent headaches are treated according to the cause. Primary headache give ibuprofen and other pain relief treatment; hypertension according to blood pressure oral antihypertensive drugs, such as amlodipine benzenesulfonate, etc.; intracranial diseases for the treatment of the cause, such as tumors should be craniotomy tumor removal surgery; glaucoma should be treated in the Department of Pentacameral Medicine, can be treated with drugs such as brinzolamide or laser surgery. 1. Primary headache. Including migraine, tension headache and so on. Oral pain medication, such as ibuprofen and diclofenac. 2. Hypertension. The cerebral blood vessels dilate after the blood pressure rises, and frequent headaches will also occur. Choose antihypertensive drugs according to the patient’s age, blood pressure, underlying diseases and other conditions, and adjust the blood pressure individually, including amlodipine benzenesulfonate, Benadryl, etc. 3. Intracranial diseases. For example, cerebral hemorrhage and intracranial tumors can cause frequent headaches. Cerebral hemorrhage can use furosemide, mannitol and other drugs to reduce cerebral edema according to the condition. Use uradil, sodium nitroprusside, etc. to adjust blood pressure. In severe cases, craniotomy hematoma removal surgery is needed. Intracranial tumors are preferred to be treated by craniotomy and radiotherapy according to the condition. 4. Glaucoma. Frequent headache symptoms can also occur at the onset of this disease. Brinzolamide and brimonidine should be given to reduce the generation of atrial fluid. Other treatments include laser therapy and extraocular drainage surgery. When frequent headaches occur, it is recommended that patients should seek prompt medical attention and treatment under the supervision of a doctor.