This report on the $T{acute{o}}u;f{ar{e}}ng$ and Migraine comes to conclude, through the study of the Oriental- Western medical references, as follow; 1. First, $T{acute{o}}u;f{ar{e}}ng$ and Migraine had some concurrencies that both the two symptoms have appeared severe and recurrent headache and more often to the female. 2 Many of them e.g. Sensory disturbance, Vertigo, Nausea, Vomiting, Tinnitus etc. in the prodrome and main symptom of $T{acute{o}}u;f{ar{e}}ng$ and Migraine were identical, especially the symptom of the $f{ar{e}}ng;t{acute{a}}n;t{acute{o}}u;t{grave{o}}ng$ was similar to the prodrome of the Migraine. We could find out the semilarity of the symptoms through that Migraine is proximately set in unilateral, and $Pi{ar{a}}nT{acute{o}}u;f{ar{e}}ng$ is so called alias $B{grave{a}}n;bi{ar{a}}n;t{acute{o}}u;t{grave{o}}ng$. 3. The pathogeny of $T{acute{o}}u;f{ar{e}}ng$ include the case of ‘$f{ar{e}}ng;xi{acute{e}};r{grave{u}};n{ar{a}}o$’, the patient feeling weak condition, $T{acute{a}}n,;T{acute{a}}nshi,;T{acute{a}}nhu{reve{o}},;Y{grave{u}}q{grave{i}}$, etc. and, ‘$t{acute{a}}n;zhu{grave{o}};sh{grave{a}}ng;y{acute{a}}o$’, ‘$G{ar{a}}n;y{acute{a}}ng;hu{grave{a}};f{ar{e}}ng$’. There were variable that $F{ar{e}}ng,;Xu{grave{e}},;F{ar{e}}ngr{grave{a}},;F{ar{e}}ngx{ar{u}},;Xu{grave{e}}x{ar{u}},;Hu{check{o}}$ in the left, and $t{acute{a}}n,;R{grave{e}},;t{acute{a}}nr{grave{e}},;Qir{acute{a}}$ in the right partial pathogeny. It was referred $Sh{grave{a}}o;y{acute{a}}ng;j{ar{i}}ng$, $Ju{acute{e}};y{ar{i}}n;j{ar{i}}ng$, $Y{acute{a}}ng;m{acute{i}}ng;j{ar{i}}ng$, $T{grave{a}}i;y{acute{a}}ng;j{ar{i}}ng$ in connection with the Meridian system. And otherwise the primary cause of Migraine is still unknown to us. Heredity is probably important, but the mode of transmission is uncertain. Recently, the important assumption is the vasomotor change caused by vasoconstrictors like that norepinephrine, epinephrine, and serotonin etc.