The symptoms of pain on the top of the head and forehead may be caused by not wearing a hat in winter and sneezing and runny nose, which are related to wind and cold. If the pain in the top of the forehead is caused by lack of sleep, it may be related to angiotension headache, or it may be related to elevated blood pressure. Excessive anger, excitement, anxiety and tension may also cause the symptoms of headache. If you usually have frequent symptoms such as nasal congestion, nose discomfort and itching, it may be related to sinusitis. Headaches may also be related to cerebrovascular diseases, such as cerebral blood supply deficiency, cerebral thrombosis, cerebral infarction or hemorrhagic cerebrovascular diseases, all of which may cause similar symptoms, and should be examined at a hospital to determine the cause before treatment.