Headaches that occur when the head is lowered can be caused by rhinogenic headaches, hypertensive headaches, and increased cranial pressure. Nasogenital headache is mostly acute inflammation of sinus, patients will have long-term symptoms of nose disease, such as nasal congestion, runny nose, headache is mostly deep headache, and present a dull pain, headache in the daytime aggravation, night rest time to reduce and fixed position of the disease, the need for surgical removal. Hypertensive headache patients usually have increased blood pressure, resulting in decreased elasticity of blood vessel walls, symptoms will be aggravated during emotional fluctuations, there may also be fainting or numbness of the ends of the limbs, the need for timely treatment of high blood pressure. The occurrence of craniocerebral injury, brain tumors, bleeding can lead to increased intracranial pressure, headache will be worse in the morning, in coughing, bending headache will be worse, need to use diuretics timely treatment.