The phenomenon of patients dropping their hands all the time, especially in the elderly, is mainly due to cervical spondylosis. Due to hyperplasia, hypertrophy, aging of the posterior border of the cervical vertebrae, or ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament, which irritates and compresses the spinal cord, and also irritates the nerves, the patient will have a series of nerve injury symptoms, such as impaired dexterity of the fingers, and the patient will fall down when holding things. In this case, the patient can be instructed to reduce the amount of activity and rest in bed. The neck can be immobilized with a neck brace or collar to prevent excessive movement of the neck, and traction can also be performed with a mandibular band to completely relax the neck muscles to reduce the stimulation of the spinal cord and nerve roots. The patient can also be instructed to take oral neurotrophic drugs, mircoprotection, methylcobalamin tablets and so on.