Neurogenic headache, also known as tension headache, is a headache caused by the contraction of the fascia or muscles of the scalp due to mental or emotional tension, and the patient will have a tight feeling in the head, like wearing a hat. Nervous headache is usually closely related to sleep, and many sleep-deprived patients are prone to suffer from nervous headache, and its triggering factors include excessive smoking and alcohol consumption, excessive caffeine intake, and excessive consumption of greasy food. When neurological headache occurs, first of all, we should go to the hospital to check brain CT, brain MRI to exclude intracranial organic lesions, and then check cerebral vascular Doppler ultrasound to see if there is insufficient cerebral blood supply to exclude vascular headache. In addition, a psychological evaluation can be done to see if there is depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder or interpersonal relationship disorder. The first step in the treatment of neurological headache is to let the patient have enough rest, and for serious patients, medication can be used, commonly used drugs include doxepin, chlormethadone, benzodiazepine sedative drugs and vitamin B and other nutritive nerve drugs.