1.Conservative treatment (1) Traction therapy: Traction therapy is the preferred method for the treatment of cervical spondylosis. It is applicable to patients with all types of cervical spondylosis except the spinal cord type (especially patients with neurogenic cervical spondylosis). In general, patients with mild symptoms of cervical spondylosis can perform traction at home. When traction is performed, the patient should be seated, and the weight of traction should start from 3 to 5 kg, and then gradually increase to 8 to 12 kg or more (but should not exceed a quarter of the patient’s own body weight), and traction can be performed once or twice a day for 15 to 30 minutes each time. It should be noted that patients with cervical spondylosis must go to the hospital for a detailed examination before traction treatment for the first time, and traction treatment should be carried out only if the doctor allows it. (2) Massage and tui-na treatment: Massage and tui-na is a commonly used and effective method for the treatment of cervical spondylosis. This method is mainly to massage the neck, back, shoulders, arms and other parts of the cervical spondylosis patient and the acupuncture points on each part, in order to play a role in relaxing the muscles, eliminating muscle spasm, improving blood circulation and loosening local hard knots. It should be noted that some cervical spondylosis patients suffering from post-articular disorder or subtle misalignment of cervical vertebrae are often treated with rotational repositioning of the affected area after the spastic muscles have been relaxed. However, this rotational repositioning treatment requires the operator to have a very high level of skill, otherwise it is very easy to cause fracture or dislocation of the patient’s cervical vertebrae, which may even lead to paraplegia and sudden death of the patient. Therefore, when performing rotational repositioning treatment for cervical spondylosis patients suffering from posterior joint disorder or subtle misalignment of cervical vertebrae, it is necessary to ask an experienced professional doctor to operate. (3) Physiotherapy: The action of physical factors can reach all parts of the cervical spine lesion deeply and play the role of improving local blood circulation, increasing blood supply to the brain, relaxing spastic muscles, eliminating inflammatory edema and bad stimulation of nerve roots by the lesion. Commonly used physiotherapy mainly includes short-wave transthermal therapy, microwave therapy, Chinese medicine ironing therapy, interferential electrotherapy, intermediate frequency modulated current therapy and ultrasonic therapy. (4) Exercise therapy: Exercise therapy is mainly applied to patients with cervical spondylosis who need to improve and consolidate the therapeutic effect after the acute symptoms have been relieved. This method is mainly to enhance the strength of the patient’s neck muscles by performing certain exercises (such as resistance exercises, etc.) to maintain the stability of the cervical spine and delay the degeneration of the cervical spine. It should be noted that patients with cervical spondylosis should carry out neck exercise gradually as they can tolerate it, and should not rashly increase the strength of the exercise to avoid accidents. 2.Surgical treatment: At present, surgical treatment is mainly suitable for patients with cervical spondylosis who have spinal cord type, heavy condition or invalidated by conservative treatment.