The patient’s head is always in a burst of pain, the main consideration is the following aspects of the cause: the first aspect of the consideration is the migraine attack, migraine is the most common type of headache in the clinic. Migraine usually has a positive family history, and is easy to recur, the performance is one side of the head or both sides of the head, showing throbbing, throbbing pain, usually in the case of poor rest, fatigue, or strong sound and light stimulation, as well as dietary inattention, which is likely to lead to recurring episodes of migraine. The second aspect, if the patient is a burst of pain in the back of the occipital region, we should consider that it is caused by occipital neuralgia. This kind of pain is characterized by lightning-like, knife-like pain, the pain level is usually more intense, and the pain may be aggravated when the patient coughs, walks, walks up the stairs and other actions.