Pain under the heart for a night, why does it hurt a lot when you go to the toilet

Pain, tingling, this means that your pain is epidermal and motor neuralgia, not splanchnic neuralgia. Explain it specifically: (you can imagine this) if your hand was pricked by a needle, how would you feel?

It's fast, stinging, and accurate in positioning. This is the characteristic of epidermal pain. I don't know if you have ever twisted your foot, in that case your pain is also fast, tingling, and accurate.

It is epidermal neuralgia felt the same as motor neuralgia. Imagine that if you have diarrhea, your stomach will also hurt, but this pain can only be said to be stomach pain, so you can't find out which pain it is; And this pain comes and goes slowly, without a clear point of time distinction; The sensation of pain is also a dull ache such as swelling pain. Because this is your small intestine pain, it is visceral pain, which is characterized by inaccurate positioning, slow pain, and dull pain.

Heart pain is visceral pain, if you really have heart pain, it will not be a stinging pain, let alone a moment, and the positioning can be accurate to which point. As you can see from what I said above, your pain is characterized by epidermal and motor neuralgia. So it's not a heart ache.

So where does it hurt? Answer: Intercostal neuralgia.

A common phenomenon among teenagers, don't be nervous.