Stomach pain should be distinguished from "heartache". In ancient Chinese medicine books, stomach pain is also called "heartache". Stomach pain, also known as epigastric pain, refers to the pain that occurs in the upper abdomen near the heart. The ancients believed that the epigastrium is located under the heart, and the area under the xiphoid bone (xiphoid process) is the pit of the heart. The pain that occurs in this area is called subcardiac pain, pain in the mouth of the heart, and pain in the pit of the heart, also known as heartache. Many doctors in later generations realized that the anatomical parts of the stomach and the heart were completely different, so they distinguished stomach pain from heartache. For example, "The True Story of Medicine" says: "The ancient prescriptions for nine types of heartache... specify their causes, all of which are in the epigastrium, but not really in the heart." In order to distinguish the two, heartache caused by heart disease is called "real heartache", especially "heartache that goes through the back". In severe cases, it may also be accompanied by cold sweats, blue hands, feet, lips, chest tightness and shortness of breath. Because of this, epigastric pain and true heartache are completely different in nature of the disease.
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