Women with menstrual migraine can take ibuprofen for pain relief, and can use other methods to relieve the symptoms of headache, such as soaking feet in hot water, massaging the temples, pressing the tiger’s mouth of the hand, and massaging the heart of the feet, all of which can effectively relieve menstrual migraine. It is important to pay attention to the occurrence of menstrual migraine. This is because headaches are basically caused by certain diseases in the body, such as excessive depression, lack of sleep, endocrine disorders, etc., which can trigger women to have headaches. Clinically, the headache that occurs before and after menstruation and during menstruation is called menstrual pain. The occurrence of menstrual headache is mainly related to physiological factors specific to women, and 63% of women’s headaches are closely related to menstruation.