For pain in the external oblique abdominal muscle, different treatments are available depending on the specific cause of the pain. If the patient accidentally strains the external oblique abdominal muscle during strenuous exercise, and the pain is caused by local soft tissue and hematoma formation. It is possible to take sufficient rest, apply local fotarine ointment, take blood circulation pills orally, massage and physiotherapy to improve local blood circulation, promote faster absorption of soft tissues and hematoma, and reduce pain. If the patient has chronic pain of extra-abdominal oblique muscle with neuropathic pain, the effect of drug treatment is often poor, consider local injection of lidocaine closed treatment, which can temporarily relieve the pain of extra-abdominal oblique muscle. Since neuropathic pain is relatively stubborn and prone to recurrent attacks, surgical excision of the subcutaneous nerve is feasible if necessary to achieve better therapeutic results.