Posterior heart pain may be associated with diseases of the cardiovascular system, spinal lesions, lung tumors, and lesions of the myofascia. 1. Cardiovascular diseases: If there are problems such as coronary heart disease or angina pectoris, it is easy to produce the symptoms of pain in the back of the heart, and there will be radiating pain in the surrounding area. 2. Spinal lesions: if there are spinal lesions, such as degenerative diseases, spinal joint disorders, etc., it is easy to cause posterior heart pain symptoms, and the symptoms are easily aggravated in the process of exercise. 3. Lung tumor: if there is a problem of lung tumor growth, such as lung cancer, it will easily produce the occupying effect and trigger the symptoms of radiating pain in the back of the heart. 4. Myofascial lesions: if you often bear weight or have poor posture, it is easy to produce back muscle strain or inflammation of the fascia, which will produce the symptom of pain in the back of the heart, and the pain will be more obvious when pressed. It is recommended to go to the regular hospital for examination and evaluation to clarify the specific cause of the disease, and then choose the treatment plan according to the doctor’s recommendations. Before the symptoms of pain are not relieved, pay attention to rest, do not do too much exercise, otherwise it will easily lead to aggravation of the symptoms.