Objective：To observe the clinical effect of head scraping in adjuvant treatment for exogenous febrile disease.Method：Selected 256 cases of patients with exogenous febrile disease who were admitted and treated in the emergency w ard of our hospitalas research subjects，and divided theminto the observation group and the control group randomly，128 cases in each group.Both groups received the routine antiviral and anti-inflamm atory treatment，while the observation group additionally received the treatment of head scraping along the meridian.Observed the clinical effect of both groups，recorded the defervescence time，and evaluated the severity of headaches of patients via visual analogue scale(VAS)before and after treatment.Results： In the 1 st hour after treatment， the clinical symptoms of patients in both groups were respectively improved to different extent，and the totaleffective rate was 97.7%in the observation group and 85.2%in the controlgroup，difference being significant( P ＜0.05).The average defervescence time was(3.56±0.75)h in the observation group and(6.02±1.01)h in the control group，difference being significant( P ＜0.01).In the 0.5 h，2 nd h，4 th h and 6 th h after treatment，scores of VAS in both groups were lower than those before treatment( P ＜0.01)，and scores of VAS at each time point in the observation group were all lower than those in the controlgroup( P ＜0.05， P ＜0.01).Conclusion：The additional application of head scraping on the basis of routine treatment can help patients with exogenous febrile disease reduce fever rapidly，release headaches and enhance the clinicaleffect，which is worthy of the clinicalpromotion and application.