Cervical endlaminitis is usually not harmful, but if the condition is more severe, it may affect the health of the cervical spine. Cervical spine endlaminitis is mainly caused by long-term pressure on the cartilage endplates due to the cervical spine remaining in one position for a long period of time. Generally speaking, most patients with cervical spine endlaminitis do not have obvious discomfort symptoms, so there is no need to worry too much. However, it is recommended to see a doctor regularly for review, so that once the condition worsens, it can be treated in time. If the disease enters the middle and late stages, and symptoms such as dizziness, neck pain and limited movement have already appeared, it means that the disease is more serious and more harmful to health, so it is necessary to follow the doctor’s instructions and treat it step by step. Common treatments for cervical spine endlaminitis include medication, physical therapy, localized closed treatment, and surgery. The danger of cervical spine endlaminitis is not directly related to the severity of the disease and cannot be generalized, but should be judged according to the actual condition.