Nerves return to normal after cervical spine surgery in about 3 to 6 months, the exact time varies slightly depending on the patient’s physical condition and the degree of disease damage. Cervical spine surgery can be considered when the patient’s cervical spine disease has seriously affected his/her daily life, such as shoulder pain, arm pain, hand numbness, etc., which has already affected the patient’s normal work and rest, and when conservative treatment options such as medication, massage, and closure are ineffective. Cervical spine surgery, as a surgical treatment, is usually performed on patients with very severe nerve compression. When cervical spine nerve compression is obvious, or nerve cell necrosis or edema occurs, leaving some of the symptoms of nerve function. Even if the compression is lifted after surgery, many patients will be left with a certain amount of dysfunction in their internal nerves, and the nerve recovery period ranges from 3 to 6 months, depending on the condition and body type. When patients undergo cervical spine surgery, they should standardize the use of medication under the advice of the doctor and undergo regular review to avoid the occurrence of surgical complications.