As a rehabilitation physician, from the concept of rehabilitation treatment: I. Physical therapy 1. Remove the factors that contribute to the worsening of spasm (e.g., cold, pain, urinary tract infection, constipation, joint contracture, excessive force during passive activities, etc.). Adopt appropriate body position to avoid muscle tension. Early take bed or wheelchair appropriate position, is an important measure to control spasm. 2, joint range of motion training is the most basic way to deal with spasticity. It should be performed at least 2 times a day, each time for about 20min. Both active and passive joint range of motion training can prevent joint contracture and activity limitation. The activity process should be gentle, slow, stable, and reach the full range of joints. 3.Standing weight-bearing training can produce good static tension on hip flexors, knee flexors and ankle plantarflexors, which can reverse early contracture and reduce the excitability of the tension reflex, thus relieving myospasm. Standing training should be carried out at least 2 times a day, each time for 30-45min. 4, hydrotherapy includes full-body electric bathtub, Hubbard trough bath, walking bath, aquatic exercise pool training, water walking training. 5.Cold therapy according to the different parts of the treatment, you can choose to apply cold water, ice packs and other methods, the action time needs to last 10 ~ 30min, once the muscle is cooled to enough to lift the spasm, this effect can last 1 ~ 1.5h. 6.Heat therapy clinically commonly used methods include: wax therapy, hot steam therapy, moist heat therapy and so on. For patients with dull sensation or sensory loss, special protection is needed to prevent burns during treatment.7 Functional electrical stimulation (FES) FES can relieve muscle spasm and enhance muscle strength. The commonly used stimulation intensity is usually 20-50Hz, 20min each time, 2 times / d. Second, drug therapy clinically can be used for anti-spasmodic drugs are many, can be divided into the following categories: (1) neurotransmitter inhibitors, such as baclofen, piracetam, glycine, etc.; (2) benzodiazepines, such as valium, clonidine, etc.; (3) drugs affecting the flow of ions, such as dantrolene sodium, dalantin, etc.; (4) Drugs that act on monoamines, such as tizanidine, colistin, etc.; (5) Others, such as cyclobenzaprine, myrna, etc.. Commonly used in clinical practice are skeletal muscle relaxant Myona and neurotransmitter inhibitor Baclofen. Third, traditional Chinese medicine Chinese medicine treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, spasm is due to the loss of tendons and veins in the moistening and formation of lesions. Damage to the ducal vein, blood stasis, yang qi can not be transmitted to the limbs to soften and nourish the tendons. Therefore, it is now believed that spasticity after spinal cord injury is mainly caused by damage to the Directing Vessel. Traditional empirical formula: antispasmodic combination, antispasmodic soup, etc., can be used according to the principle of diagnosis and treatment, addition and subtraction, so as to play a better antispasmodic effect. Another according to the principle of meridians, using the method of taking acupuncture points from the directional chakra, the line of acupuncture treatment, applicable to spasm in patients with traumatic spinal cord injury. Traditional massage and acupressure can relieve spasms by relaxing the tendons and muscles, promoting blood circulation and relaxing the muscles, thus effectively relieving spasms.