Common manifestations of heart pain include increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, breathlessness, etc. Sometimes the fourth or third heart sound gallop rhythm can be present, and there can also be a heart murmur. Heart pain is mostly seen in angina pectoris, acute coronary syndrome and other cardiovascular diseases. During an attack of cardiac pain, it can be accompanied by accelerated heart rate, elevated blood pressure, anxiety, a sense of impending death, cold skin or cold sweat, dyspnea, coughing, coughing up sputum, and other symptoms can occur. Auscultation can have the third and fourth heart sound gallop rhythm, temporary apical systolic murmur and so on. The presence of heart pain should be promptly consulted to determine the primary disease and treatment. It is worth noting that cardiac pain is often confused with intercostal neuralgia and chest pain due to reflux esophagitis, and should be promptly examined in the hospital to determine whether it is of cardiac origin.