If you have a headache caused by coughing, you should have a CT or MRI examination of the head to rule out the possibility of organic head lesions, such as headaches caused by cerebrovascular lesions. If there is no obvious abnormality and the headache is just a simple cough, effective cough suppressant treatment can effectively relieve the headache. If the cough is caused by infection of the lungs, bronchi, trachea, or upper respiratory tract, anti-inflammatory, cough suppressant, and phlegm-relieving drugs should be used for treatment. Appropriate antibiotics or antiviral medications need to be selected for relief depending on the type of infection, such as oral cefixime for bacterial infections. If the infection is viral, you can use ribavirin, busulfan anti-inflammatory oral solution, cough and phlegm relieving drugs such as aminoglutethimide oral solution, aminoglutethimide hydrochloride, lung power cough combination, and nux vomica and snake bile Sichuan shell liquid, which are all effective. If the cough is triggered by other causes, find the specific cause of the cough and provide targeted treatment. For example, if the cough is triggered by cough variant asthma, adults can inhale Symbicort directly.