Tension headache occurs when the head is not relaxed. It is caused by chronic contraction of the capitate tendon under the scalp, and the patient feels tightness of the scalp, a feeling of tightness and heaviness, sometimes complaining of wearing a hat, or a persistent feeling of drowsiness in the head. The basis of this disease is the chronic inflammation of the capitellar tendon, called myofasciitis, and the patient’s cervical spondylosis causes the physiological curvature to straighten, pulling on the posterior occipital muscles and the capitellar tendon, and the patient’s emotional anxiety is also related. Patients tend to think more, the brain can not be quiet, accompanied by obvious sleep disorders, with difficulty falling asleep and dreamy symptoms, perfect anxiety scale examination often found to score above the normal range. This condition is treated symptomatically by giving muscle relaxants, commonly compounded with cloxazolazone and tizanidine.