If there is unilateral pain in the scalp, intermittent tingling and throbbing with burning sensation, along with localized painful skin allergy and other conditions, the possibility of herpes zoster is suspected and prompt medical attention is needed for antiviral treatment should be regular. If the pain is bilateral or even full head, it is necessary to distinguish whether it is simple scalp pain or related to intracranial vasoconstriction. When it is not possible to differentiate on your own, you should seek medical attention for relevant examinations to clarify the cause of the disease and to develop a corresponding treatment plan to avoid delaying the disease.