If you want to determine whether a patient is suffering from cardiac neuralgia, you must first combine the patient’s current actual situation, such as whether the patient is currently tired and staying up late, mental stress, anxiety, insomnia, poor sleep quality, or whether there are any recent changes in the family, which are the most common triggers for cardiac neuralgia. Cardiac neuralgia is difficult to be diagnosed through a certain test because it is not an organic lesion, but a kind of exclusion test to confirm the diagnosis, that is, the patient’s current pain combined with the corresponding examination, after the examination, but still did not find any abnormalities, then the patient is considered to be cardiac neuralgia, and not the discomfort caused by the existence of organic lesions of the heart itself. At the same time, a psychological assessment scale can be done in conjunction with a visit to the psychiatric department to further clarify the diagnosis.