Patients with spinal hemangioma need to pay attention to the protection of the spine by going back to the orthopedic department for regular checkups. And if the patients have undergone surgery, they need to pay attention to the functional exercise in the late stage of recovery. The details are as follows: 1. Regular review: most of the patients with this disease often do not need treatment. At this time, patients need to return to the orthopedic department for review at intervals, such as three months or so, in order to clarify whether the lesion has continued to grow. 2. Attention to spinal protection: these patients need to pay attention to the onset of warmth, and to prevent the relevant parts of the trauma. For example, patients must not engage in fighting, jumping and other intense activities, in order to prevent pathologic fracture of the lesion. 3. postoperative functional exercise; if the patient has done the relevant surgical treatment, in the late recovery, need to be under the guidance of the doctor to carry out the relevant functional exercise, in order to promote recovery. For example, patients need to backward walk, plate support exercises. If there is any discomfort during the recovery process, it is recommended to go to the hospital in a timely manner and targeted treatment.