Push back is usually done once a week for better results, frequent push back may cause adverse effects. Push back is a traditional Chinese medical method, has a better effect of relieving fatigue, blood circulation and eliminating inflammation. However, it should not be operated too often, if pushing the back too often, it may cause subcutaneous bleeding, especially in young women, and may also cause sterile inflammation of muscles and tendons, aggravating the symptoms. In addition, the patient may also be subjected to excessive local external load, followed by muscle and tendon injuries, and in serious cases, even fractures. The initial stimulation of the patient using some heavier techniques can quickly relieve the patient’s fatigue, but if the stimulation is continuous, it may induce the patient’s fatigue to increase. In addition, when patients are pushed back, they need to pay attention to avoid bathing on the same day to avoid dampness from entering the body and affecting the treatment effect.