There is no clinical term for what fluids work faster for a headache. Headaches have different causes and different severity and different treatments, and they do not always require intravenous fluids. Headaches are most often seen clinically in cases of upper respiratory tract infection, neurological headache, migraine, cerebral infarction, hypertension, etc. You should first go to the hospital and determine the cause before taking oral medication, massage or infusion. 1. upper respiratory tract infection: cold or viral invasion leads to upper respiratory tract infection, which may result in runny nose, sneezing, fever, body aches, headache and other symptoms. If it is not serious, it can be treated with medicines such as compound aminoglutethimide tablets, Lianhua Qingfei capsule and ibuprofen extended-release capsule under the guidance of a doctor. If the symptoms of cold are more serious, you can use Qingkailin or Shuanghuanglian and other antiviral drugs through intravenous infusion treatment, headache symptoms can also gradually improve after the cold gets better; 2, neurological headache: excessive mental stress, cold and cold stimulation, lack of sleep and other reasons can also lead to neurological headache, if the symptoms of headache are not very serious, generally do not need intravenous infusion. If the headache is not serious, intravenous fluids are usually not needed. You can take blood and brain clearing pellets and brain-suppressing capsules under the guidance of a doctor, or massage to promote local blood circulation to relieve the symptoms. 3. It can be treated with drugs such as flunarizine hydrochloride capsule, compound lambda granules and ibuprofen extended-release capsule as prescribed by the doctor. If severe headache occurs frequently and does not improve after medication, intravenous infusion of naproxen sodium injection can be used, which is more helpful to relieve headache symptoms as soon as possible; 4. Cerebral infarction: After cerebral infarction caused by cerebral arteriosclerosis, hypertension and hyperlipidemia, if intracranial hypertension and cerebral edema are induced, it can also occur more severe headache. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can apply thrombopoietin, ginkgo biloba and other drugs to activate blood circulation and resolve blood stasis, and you can also use mannitol injection for intravenous infusion to try to reduce intracranial pressure to reduce headache. Antihypertensive drugs. If the systolic blood pressure reaches 180 mmHg or more and does not improve significantly after medication, you can use sodium nitroprusside injection for intravenous infusion, but pay attention to monitoring the blood pressure and adjusting the drip rate, and the headache will improve after the blood pressure drops.