If the patient wakes up in the morning with heart pain, it is advisable to measure the heart rate and blood pressure and to take sublingual heart pills or compound salvia drops to stop the pain attack. If the current blood pressure is high, it is not excluded that the angina is caused by hypertension, and the patient should also take oral antihypertensive drugs. At the same time, the patient can also take a combination of drugs that inhibit sympathetic excitability and improve blood supply to the heart muscle. For example, oral bisoprolol, metoprolol and other drugs can be taken. Further clear diagnosis of the cause of the heart pain after morning rise, such as cardiac neurosis, disorders of vegetative nerve function regulation, is required. Patients can have an ambulatory electrocardiogram examination, as well as lung CT, coronary CT, and cardiac ultrasound, which can help to better define the cause.