This is a 33-year-old female patient suffered from headache in left temple accompanied with left neck and shoulder stiffness since 2016/05/15. No dizziness, nausea, vomiting or aura was mentioned. There were also unilateral temporal headaches in November 2001 and July 2003. Due to above situations, she visited our Chinese Medicine department for help on 2016/05/18. The diagnosis of tension-type headache was impressed. Based on Chinese medical differential diagnosis, the patterns were affection of exogenous wind- phlegm with heat. Acupuncture therapy was performed for promoting qi to activate blood, and the acupuncture points was chosen for dissipating the wind, purging the heat, and dissipating dampness. After 15 minutes of electro-acupuncture therapy, the patient’s numerical rating scale decreased from 7~8 to 1~2. Then her headache relieved completely two days later. In conclusion, acupuncture may be one of the choices in treating tension headache.