The causes of scalp pain are as follows: I. It is common after catching a cold, considering that the scalp fascia is tense and contracted due to cold, and in severe cases, fascia spasm occurs and scalp pain appears. Second, cerebral scalp pain can also be seen clinically in some neuralgia, such as occipital nerve, auricular nerve, etc. Patients will have local scalp pain and throbbing pain, and oral non-steroidal painkillers, such as ibuprofen, are given to patients in the acute stage. Third, it can also be seen clinically as a result of some viral infections, especially herpes zoster virus infection, local scalp pain, about 2-3 days after the appearance of local herpes, for herpes zoster-induced scalp pain, the patient should be given active antiviral to symptomatic treatment.