Pressure pain at the tiger’s mouth can respond to localized proximal as well as distally broken structures. First of all, from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the tiger’s mouth is the location of the Hegu point, which belongs to the hand yangming large intestine meridian, and the hand Taiyin lung meridian, which is connected with each other. Therefore, the pressure and pain at the tiger’s mouth is often seen in some lung diseases such as cough, asthma and other symptoms. Secondly, from the point of view of western medicine, the tiger’s mouth belongs to the distribution of the radial nerve innervation area, belongs to the cervical spine of the 6th nerve root reflex zone. Therefore, the pressure and pain at the muzzle of the tiger can be seen in radial nerve disorders, such as radial nerve compression and radiculopathy compression of the cervical nerve 6. Finally, the pressure pain at the muzzle of the tiger can also be seen in the local muscle overstrain, through the local hot compresses, massage, acupuncture and physiotherapy methods can improve the symptoms.