Pain due to nerve compression in cervical spondylosis occurs due to the protruding discs or proliferating bone spurs in cervical spondylosis, which irritate and compress the nerves and cause pain in the upper limbs, and depending on the cervical spondylosis segment, there can be localized signs in different parts of the upper limbs. The pain caused by cervical spondylosis compression of nerves can be treated as follows: First, traction of the cervical spine, you can prepare your own cervical spine tractor for traction at home, or you can go to a professional rehabilitation physiotherapy department for professional traction of the cervical spine. Second, oral medication, you can take oral pain medication such as celecoxib, loxoprofen sodium tablets, and in severe cases, you need to take oral aminogest, and you can also take oral nerve-nourishing medication such as methylcobalamin tablets, vitamin B1 tablets, vitamin B6 tablets, and Chinese medicine such as root pain pellets. Third, if the pain persists after conservative treatment of cervical spondylosis with nerve compression, consider minimally invasive or incisional surgical treatment.