Whether or not a herniated cervical disc can be cured is related to the type of treatment. Conservative treatments can relieve symptoms, but are generally not curative. Surgical treatments are mostly curable. Cervical disc herniation is a common pathology. Herniated cervical discs can occur in young people after trauma and in older people as the spine ages. Patients can be treated with medication, physical therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and surgery under the guidance of a physician. When the symptoms of cervical disc herniation are mild, patients can be treated conservatively. In the case of arm numbness and other conditions, oral methylcobalamin and other nutritive nerve drugs can be taken, and patients with pain can use ibuprofen and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. At the same time, patients can use head and neck traction and other physical therapy methods. In addition, patients can also carry out functional exercises to exercise the cervical back muscles, so as to achieve the role of restoring the stability of the cervical spine. If the patient’s cervical disc herniation leads to serious symptoms, for example, the herniated disc has already compressed the spinal cord or nerve roots, causing obvious nerve damage symptoms, surgery should be taken under the advice of a doctor. All of the above medications should be used under the guidance of a doctor, and patients should not use them on their own to avoid delaying their condition. Patients with cervical disc herniation should go to the hospital in time and under the guidance of the doctor for regular treatment.