The head is prone to sweating is a limited localized hyperhidrosis, usually the parts of the head, neck, heart of both hands and heart of both feet where the limited hyperhidrosis sweats well. The common causes are the following two major categories: the first major category, from the perspective of Chinese medicine, is usually deficiency in men, usually dominated by kidney deficiency, and in women, blood deficiency, with blood deficiency symptoms as the main clinical manifestation. The second major category, from the Western medicine point of view, is easy sweating of the head, prone to diseases such as diabetes, hypoglycemia, hyperthyroidism, and endocrine diseases such as pheochromocytoma which can also present with locally limited hyperhidrosis. Regardless of whether it is a Western or Chinese medical condition, it is recommended to go to a hospital for systematic treatment of head sweating.