Calcification of the lumbar disc fibrous annulus has both advantages and disadvantages, mostly related to degeneration and strain accumulation. Calcification is a manifestation of aging. With age, the biochemical composition of the annulus fibrosus changes, such as a decrease in water content, elastin, and type I collagen, and an increase in type II collagen, which results in a decrease in the function of the annulus fibrosus and even a certain degree of breakage, and calcification of the annulus fibrosus occurs in this case. Calcification of the annulus fibrosus can increase the stability of the lumbar spine to a certain extent, but it also loses a certain degree of its own elasticity, so that the annulus fibrosus has a certain loss of its function of relieving pressure during activities. It is recommended that patients go to regular hospitals to improve the relevant examinations, such as nuclear magnetic, etc., under the guidance of the doctor to make a scientific assessment and treatment.