Back pain is seen in the following cases: 1. in patients with intercostal neuralgia, or in those with fasciitis or costochondritis, where the pain is relatively fixed, and the pain lasts for a long time, with no specific reason for each attack, and if the symptoms are severe, local medication can be given. 2. in patients with coronary angina, with a previous history of hypertension, diabetes, or hyperlipidemia. The pain is episodic, each time the pain is preceded by a trigger, such as exertion, mood swings or satiety, cold and other factors stimulating the case, the back pain, pain time varies, most of the symptoms can be relieved in a few minutes or seconds. 3, seen in patients with cardiac neurosis, these patients are mostly seen in the young population, and there is no basis for the diagnosis of coronary heart disease, subjective symptoms are more The main focus is on psychotherapy, supplemented by drug therapy.