Lumbar spondylolisthesis, also known as lumbar spondylolisthesis, refers to the misalignment of the lumbar spine caused by degeneration of the intervertebral tissues. The most frequent location of lumbar spine slippage is the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae, and is mostly seen in the middle-aged and elderly female population, most patients with lumbar prolapse may have no symptoms, or only show symptoms of lumbar pain. The preferred treatment is massage therapy, which itself is a change in the structure of the lumbar spine and must use the intervention of external forces to achieve a therapeutic effect. It can generally promote local blood circulation, relieve the symptoms of soft tissue spasm around the lumbar spine as well as reset the lumbar spine. Patients with severe symptoms of acute lumbar spondylolisthesis need external fixation in plaster; while patients with relatively mild symptoms can use external fixation in lumbar circumference, oral supplementation of kidney and tendon soup, unique living parasitic soup or body pain and stasis soup, external pain cream; acupuncture treatment, physical therapy also has certain efficacy; severe pain can be local closure treatment; if necessary, surgery may also be required.