If the cyst is small, it should be kept under observation, but if it is large or is compressing the nerves, it should be removed surgically. If the spinal cord cyst is relatively small and does not produce obvious symptoms after imaging, the main focus is to continue to observe the symptoms and conduct regular follow-ups. There is no specific drug that can control the cyst through conservative treatment. However, if the cyst itself is large, or has produced pressure on the nerves, resulting in pain, numbness and other symptoms, then the need for timely surgical resection is the fundamental method of treatment of spinal cord cysts, as long as there is no clear contraindication to surgery, should be carried out in a timely manner, but the choice of the specific treatment program based on the instructions of the doctor. Related patients are recommended to seek medical examination and targeted treatment and therapy.