Rheumatic headache, from the perspective of Western medicine, refers to headaches caused by rheumatic diseases, which may include paroxysms of pain in the head, redness, swelling, heat and pain in the joints, skin rashes, and weakness. Patients with rheumatic headache will not only have headache symptoms, but also combine with other parts of rheumatic diseases, such as patients will have fever, redness, swelling, heat and pain in the joints, as well as restriction of activities and other symptoms. If the condition is serious, there are also symptoms of damage to the skin, subcutaneous tissue and mucous membranes, such as mouth ulcers and herpes. Some patients may also experience generalized pain, discomfort, and weakness. If the headache is not particularly severe, it can be improved by taking a warm bath, massaging the temples, and acupuncture. During acute attacks, patients should also pay attention to rest, and avoid excessive mental stress, which may lead to headache symptoms worsening. Rheumatic headache patients should go to the rheumatology and immunology department of the hospital in time if the above symptoms occur. When you go out, add more clothes, wear a hat, pay attention to head warmth.