Osteophytes seen at the anterior margin of the vertebral body are very common imaging representations that form when the vertebral body is stimulated by prolonged, slow, and repeated adverse factors. The vast majority of vertebral body anterior margin osteophytes do not produce significant symptoms. If symptoms do occur, they are only pain at the site of the growth, and the pain is mild and can be significantly relieved with symptomatic treatments such as anti-osteoporosis treatment and blood circulation and blood stasis treatment. Osteomalacia of the anterior vertebral body, especially in middle-aged and old-aged patients, will gradually increase with age.