Cervical spondylosis and lymph node discomfort are two separate conditions. Cervical spondylosis does not cause swollen lymph nodes in the neck. Generally, swollen lymph nodes are caused by inflammation or viral attack in the surrounding tissues and organs. In such a case, firstly, you can promptly review blood tests to observe whether there is an increase in white blood cells or lymphocytes; secondly, if the lymph nodes are accompanied by enlargement, you can have a lymph node aspiration. If the lymph nodes are enlarged by bacteria alone, you can take oral anti-inflammatory drugs appropriately; if the lymph nodes are inflamed in the neighboring tissues and organs, timely anti-inflammatory treatment will eliminate the enlargement of lymph nodes naturally and the discomfort will be eliminated; if the lymph nodes continue to be enlarged without relief, there is a high possibility of lymph node tumor.